According to Wu Blockchain, the Hong Kong-based corporation cut off hundreds of staff in this current round.
In September, the company cut 10% of its workforce, citing the bear market.
Explaining this event, Amber Group said in a statement:
Concerns have been voiced on Chinese-language social media that former employees have not received agreed-upon pay following the layoffs. Employees also reported having difficulty contacting top managers, including CEO Michael Wu.
One Twitter user inquired of the company’s head of business development, Annabelle Huang, about the safety of their cash. Huang reacted immediately:
Amber previously stated that FTX accounted for less than 10% of the company’s trading capital.
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