„Bybit Exchange“ atleis 30 % darbuotojų esant vangioms sąlygoms

• Bybit co-founder and CEO Ben Zhou recently unveiled a restructuring plan.
• Zhou stated his intention to facilitate a painless separation from the company.

Kripto mainai „Bybit“ has announced yet another round of widespread layoffs for the year 2022. Bybit co-founder and CEO Benas Džou recently unveiled a restructuring plan that includes a significant decrease in staff in the face of a protracted bear market. All staff will be impacted by the “planned downsizing”.

Zhao pareiškė:

„Mus visus liūdina tai, kad ši reorganizacija turės įtakos daugeliui mūsų brangių bičiulių ir kai kurių seniausių mūsų draugų.

Second Lay Off This Year

A 30% layoff percentage was mentioned by crypto reporter Colin Wu (@WuBlockhain). Leaked internal papers indicated that Bybit quietly lay off staff on June 20 due to unsustainable expansion. In little over two years, Bybit’s workforce went from a few hundred to over two thousand people.

Zhou stated his intention to facilitate a painless separation from the company when he broke the news of the impending layoffs. Zhou summed up the need for this reorganization consequently.

Zhao further added:

„Svarbu užtikrinti, kad „Bybit“ turėtų tinkamą struktūrą ir išteklius, kad galėtų valdyti rinkos sulėtėjimą, ir yra pakankamai vikrus, kad pasinaudotų daugybe galimybių.

For those impacted, the news is bittersweet, but Wu informed that they will be compensated with three months’ pay. In response to the FTX collapse, Bybit established a $100 million assistance fund on November 24.

Institutions engaged in high-frequency trading and market-making were given access to the fund at no interest. Moreover, 10 million dollars was the maximum amount that could be given out to any one contender.

Rekomenduota jums:

Pranešama, kad „Genesis“ yra skolinga 900 mln. USD „Gemini“ vartotojams