2026-01-09 20:33:53

A major adjustment has recently been made by a leading cryptocurrency exchange, with the global institutional business division undergoing restructuring. According to insiders, the institutional sales team was the most affected—about one-third of the staff have left, including both voluntary resignations and layoffs. The official numbers have not been disclosed, but industry insiders can sense that the scale of this adjustment is significant. Such restructuring movements are quite common in exchanges and usually indicate a shift in strategic direction or business priorities.

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Ser_APY_2000

· Just Now

One-third of the institutional teams have left, this scale is really outrageous. --- It's that set of "strategic adjustments" again, basically just underperforming expectations. --- Not releasing the numbers, this operation must have caused chaos internally. --- Top exchanges are all reshuffling; it's hard to say who will survive the next cycle. --- Layoffs or voluntary departures, working at an exchange these days really depends on luck. --- It seems that the institutional business isn't as lucrative as imagined. --- One-third... how many people does that involve? The industry must be buzzing about it right now. --- Every restructuring talks about optimization, but it's really just bloodletting. --- Is the wave of departures coming? Is this a signal? --- Exchanges are all messing around, retail investors remain as steady as a rock.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 23h ago

not gonna lie, when they start cleaning house like this it usually means they're bleeding margin calls behind the scenes... been there, lost that. third of the sales team just vanishing? health factor's looking rough over there fr

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 23h ago

One-third of the people are gone? That's really disappointing. Institutional business is really not as valuable as we imagined.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 23h ago

One-third of the people left? How chaotic must it be to reach this point --- Once again, institutional teams are being cut. I just wonder if the next step is to go all-in on retail --- Not announcing the number of people is even more terrifying, indicating that things are really looking bad --- This wave of adjustment feels like betting on a new direction. Hope they don't mess around anymore --- Institutional sales are the worst. No wonder industry insiders have been jumping ship recently --- Every restructuring claims to be a strategic adjustment. Is it really an adjustment or just to save money? --- One-third exit, this scale is indeed frightening --- Internal conflicts within exchanges, retail investors suffer, old tricks again --- The timing of this restructuring is a bit delicate --- I want to see if their institutional business can survive

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StakeOrRegret

· 23h ago

They're starting to lay off people again, but to be honest, this time the scale is indeed quite large. --- One-third of the institutional sales team has resigned? That's tough, it must be a strategic adjustment. --- Why does the official always remain silent? This actually makes people more anxious. --- The exchange restructuring is just the beginning; the real storm is yet to come. --- The wave of resignations is here. Next, we should watch who can hold on. --- I heard someone voluntarily ran away. Could it be that there's already internal news? --- One-third, huh? How many people have lost their jobs... The cold winter isn't over yet.

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