In the midst of a market deep freeze, crypto executives accelerate "exit," with 3 executives announcing their career transition within two days.
BlockBeats News, February 6th. Over the past two weeks, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a severe cold spell. Bitcoin rapidly fell from a high of $90,000, barely holding above the $60,000 mark. However, the intense bear market sentiment has not only affected the price. In the past 48 hours, three high-level executives have announced their "career transition."
Apart from the industry-leading figure Kyle Samani from Multicoin, ZKsync CTO Anthony Rose (@anthonykrose) and Eigen Labs Developer Relations Lead Nader Dabit have also departed from the industry.
Against the backdrop of a weak price, the departure of cryptocurrency industry executives may be a concentrated manifestation of the industry's cyclical pressure overlaid with personal choices.
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