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Blockworks spoke with a dozen current and former employees about the problems that have plagued Bitget’s blockchain, Morph
Documents and sources suggest Neon Machine is running out of cash and has laid off nearly all its employees — and struck a deal with the Chinese government to stay afloat
Ongoing tariff dynamics are being complemented by DOGE’s federal government employee layoffs
In case you missed it, BitGo last week appointed the former president of Silvergate Bank as part of its push into stablecoins
Kraken says it needs to be “leaner” moving forward as it appoints a board member as co-CEO
The company behind ZKsync told Blockworks that the decision was made to make the team more “lean” as it moves into its next phase
Custodia’s battle is the latest of several crypto-centric cases that may set the tone for how the industry interacts with regulators
Elsewhere, Anchorage and DCG fill out the C-suite and Polygon reportedly cuts its COO
Elsewhere, Anchorage Digital hires a former SEC lawyer and a GSR researcher becomes an ETF strategist at BlackRock
Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron said the layoffs aren’t financial, but rather “for the sake of enhanced performance”
Elsewhere, the Telos Foundation tapped a new executive director
Uniswap Foundation and Ethena Labs brought on employees for their growth divisions this week
Around 50% of staff were cut. Also, Lido loses a business developer and DCG hires a defense lawyer for its impending legal battle
“A lot of teams come to me and say, ‘Hey, we’re going to raise another five, 10 million because we want to hire a head of marketing,’ and I’m like…you don’t even have a product,” Santos says