Polygon Labs réduit ses effectifs d'ici 20%

• Polygon a annoncé qu'il avait unifié tous ses employés dans un groupe de sociétés connu sous le nom de Polygon Labs.
• Les employés touchés par la suppression d'emplois recevront trois mois d'indemnité de départ.
• De grandes sociétés de cryptographie telles que Gemini et Coinbase ont récemment supprimé des emplois.

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As part of its business consolidation, Polygon’s parent company, Polygon Labs, is reducing its workforce by 20%, or around 100 jobs. The job cut is part of the company’s restructuring of its operations. The news was shared by the platform’s co-founder, Sandeep Nailwal, in a blog post.

Nailwal explained that the company’s treasury was in good shape, quelling any concerns about its financial stance. The Publier lis,

The treasury remains healthy, with a balance of more than $250 million and more than 1.9 billion Matic (Polygon’s native token), and we have crystallized our strategy for the next several years to help drive mass adoption of Web3 by scaling Ethereum. Earlier this year, we consolidated multiple business units under Polygon Labs. As part of this process, we’re sharing the difficult news that we’ve reduced our team by 20%, impacting multiple teams and about 100 positions.

Nailwal noted that “impacted employees will each receive three months of severance pay, regardless of their level or tenure at Polygon Labs.” Polygon’s decision to lay off its staff comes as the crypto industry is facing an uncertain future. Several projects have been forced to reduce their numbers due to the bear market, while others anticipate tougher policies from regulators.

Gémeaux a réduit ses effectifs de 10% le mois dernier, sa troisième série de licenciements en huit mois. Coinbase Global Inc. a également annoncé en janvier qu'il supprimerait environ 950 emplois dans le cadre d'une stratégie de restructuration.

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