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Crypto Firm NYDIG Cuts 30% of Workforce

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Akash Pasricha
· · Source: The Wall Street Journal

Bitcoin finance firm NYDIG quietly laid off around 110 people, or roughly one third of its employees, in September, The Wall Street Journal reported . The cuts came less than two weeks before the company announced its CEO Robert Gutmann and President Yan Zhao were stepping down. The roles will be filled by Tejas Shah, who previously led the company’s institutional finance unit, and Nate...

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