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Crypto exchange Coinbase, which reported a 27 per cent fall in first-quarter revenue, has now extended its hiring freeze “for the foreseeable future”. Fintech companies Although cryptocurrency companies are accustomed to riding the wave of volatility, two announced on the same day that a “crypto winter” has resulted in hiring freezes Several companies in the cryptocurrency industry have announced layoffs or hire freezes amidst bearish conditions in the cryptocurrency market and a less than stellar Gemini and 2TM, the holding company of Brazil's largest crypto exchange, announced laying off staff in light of the challenging market conditions. Winter is coming in summer this time, at On Thursday, June 2, came a truly shocking announcement from Coinbase (COIN). Not only would the publicly traded crypto exchange extend a hiring freeze first Crypto exchange Gemini on June 2 announced a 10 percent slash in its workforce, while the world's largest crypto exchange Coinbase the next day announced a

Crypto Exchange Defies Winter: $113M Raise Amidst Gemini, Coinbase Freezes

While a chilling “crypto winter” grips the market, with giants like Gemini and Coinbase enacting hiring freezes and even layoffs, one exchange is bucking the trend. Several companies in the cryptocurrency industry have announced layoffs or hire freezes amidst bearish conditions in the cryptocurrency market, signaling a slowdown. But against this backdrop, a new crypto exchange has announced a significant funding round, raising $113 million and demonstrating resilience in a turbulent environment.

Crypto exchange Gemini on June 2 announced a 10 percent slash in its workforce, while the world\'s largest crypto exchange Coinbase the next day announced a hiring freeze. This echoes similar moves across the sector. On Thursday, June 2, came a truly shocking announcement from Coinbase (COIN). Not only would the publicly traded crypto exchange extend a hiring freeze first announced previously, but now "for the foreseeable future."

Coinbase, which reported a 27 per cent fall in first-quarter revenue, is tightening its belt as market conditions worsen. 2TM, the holding company of Brazil\'s largest crypto exchange, also announced laying off staff in light of the challenging market conditions. These announcements highlight the challenging climate facing even well-established players in the crypto space. Fintech companies, although cryptocurrency companies are accustomed to riding the wave of volatility, two announced on the same day that a “crypto winter” has resulted in hiring freezes. Winter is coming in summer this time, and only some are prepared.

This $113 million raise demonstrates continued investor confidence in the long-term potential of the cryptocurrency market, despite the current downturn. The contrasting fortunes of this exchange compared to the layoffs and freezes at Gemini and Coinbase offer a compelling narrative of innovation and adaptation in the face of adversity.

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