While Unchained has never had exposure to FTX, Alameda, or any other institutions that have lost client cash, co-founder and CEO Joe Kelly said in a blog post about the job losses on Friday that financing for Bitcoin-backed loans has been considerably limited by recent market developments.
Unchained Capital downsized its employees by around 15%. The company moved Chief Product Officer Will Cole to a senior advisory position and Chief Business Development Officer Parker Lewis to the board of directors. According to the blog post:
“In order to ensure Unchained and our clients retain solid footing through the current market, no matter how it develops, we find ourselves having to make another hard decision today: we are reducing our overall workforce by roughly 15%.
While this means losing valuable and talented team members, we believe this reduction in expenses materially impacts our chances for long-term success.”
The number of Bitcoin deposits and trades at his firm are at historic highs, Joe Kelly said, and the loan book’s collateral-to-principal ratio is at 214%.
“We have also continued our five-year track record, through multiple cycles and periods of high volatility, of never incurring a loss in our loan portfolio and our aggregate loan book today remains over-collateralized at a 214% collateral-to-principal ratio.”
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