קריפּטאָקאָם סעאָ דינייז ימפּאָוזינג ווידדראָאַל ריסטריקשאַנז

With the recent rise of crypto trading firms suspending essential services due to liquidity-related issues, speculations on the next victim of the ongoing market crash have also gone rampant in the community. CryptoCom CEO Kris Marszalek took the latest rumors against his exchange to Twitter, clarifying that it did not implement withdrawal restrictions nor run additional promotional programs about deposits.

• In response to the rumors that the Singapore-based exchange has changed its withdrawals policy and introduced “special deposit promotions,” the CEO מיטן נאָמען both claims as FUD being manufactured as a “false clickbait.”
• He argued that the company is “in a good place,” claiming that it may have been one of the top three crypto exchanges in the world this year.

מענטשן זענען פריי צו FUD אַלע זיי ווילן, אָבער דאָס טוט נישט טוישן די פאקטן: https://t.co/pFc4PzqqHR וועט זיין אַ Top5, אפֿשר אפילו Top3 קריפּטאָ פּלאַטפאָרמע גלאָובאַלי דורך רעוועך דעם יאָר. בלויז צוויי אנדערע פּלייַערס האָבן אַ העכער באַניצער ציילן ווי אונדז.

— קריס | Crypto.com (@kris) יולי קסנומקס, קסנומקס

• In the same thread, Marszalek revealed that the company has chosen to “optimize unit economics” amid market downturns. Following the massive scaling last year, the exchange can now handle the significant drop in revenue and trading activities since the low point today, according to the CEO, is equivalent to the record-breaking revenue achieved in early 2021.
• Marszalek’s so-called practice of optimizing units may have referred to his earlier announcement of קאַטינג 5% of the workforce – approximately 260 employees – a typical measure taken by struggling firms to cut expenses.
• Meanwhile, like most altcoins in the bear market, Cronos (CRO) – the exchange’s native token – is down over 80% YTD.
• The Polish entrepreneur viewed the current bear market as a “cleanup” of the industry to get rid of those failing companies and make the whole space “emerge stronger” again.

“The industry will be better off after sub scale companies with broken business models are out. “