Crypto market maker Portofino Technologies faces another wave of employee departures
Jinse Finance reported, citing sources from CoinDesk, that crypto market maker Portofino Technologies has experienced another wave of senior staff departures following the resignation of its Chief Financial Officer and General Counsel a few months ago. According to the source, Chief Revenue Officer Melchior de Villeneuve recently left the Swiss company. The person requested anonymity due to the private nature of the matter. Office Manager Olivia Thurman has confirmed her resignation. In addition, it is reported that two senior developers, Olivier Ravanas and Mike Tryhorn, as well as two junior developers, have also left the crypto market maker. According to LinkedIn profiles, De Villeneuve joined the company in January this year, but he did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Ravanas and Tryhorn also did not respond. As of press time, Portofino has not responded to multiple email requests for comment.
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