In the midst of an industry collapse and a class-action lawsuit, the exchange is looking to hire 2,000 new employees.
Many of the company's competitors are currently laying off workers and the CEO made a joke about it.
It was not easy to say no to Super Bowl ads, stadium naming rights, and large sponsor deals a few months ago, but we did.
He said they are hiring for 2000 positions.
There is good news for former and soon-to-be employees of the two companies. Over the last week, they've laid off roughly 1,360 people.
It seems like a bad time to hire a bunch of people, given that these hires are dropping not only during the beginning of a likely global recession and an investor fraud lawsuit in California, but also.
That isn't the end of the problems. The company had to stop transactions for several hours this week due to a huge selloff of the coin.
At the end of the day, it seems like there is a flip side to the same coin.
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