Binance applies job cuts
The Binance cryptocurrency exchange has laid off a thousand workers and could reach 3,000 pending sanctions from the United States Department of Justice
Data provided by the CNBC portal and the Wall Street Journal confirm that the Binance exchange laid off 1,000 workers. The measure could continue up to 3,000 jobs.
In the midst of the crisis that the crypto market is experiencing and the potential sanctions that Binance could receive from the United States Department of Justice, the platform has decided to apply personnel cuts.
CNBC and the Wall Street Journal indicate that the dismissals “come in anticipation of the more than likely sanctions from the Department of Justice when it finishes its investigation.”
Binance currently has about 8,000 employees around the world. The thousand current layoffs have been carried out in different offices. If you reach an “out-of-court settlement with the department, it could cost you billions of dollars,” CNBC added.
It is important to remember that on June 5, the SEC established charges against the cryptocurrency exchange platform, as well as its founder, Changpeng Zhao.
The accusations allege that they have “blatantly ignored US securities laws and made billions of dollars in exchange for putting their clients’ assets at ‘significant risk’.”
The SEC notes that Zhao has attempted to increase his own profits to the detriment of Binance clients.
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Source: finanzasdigital
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