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Crypto.com lays off 20% of workforce after FTX collapse blunted ambitious growth

By: CNBC.com News
Crypto.com cut headcount by 20%, another blow to an industry and company that grew explosively in the crypto boom but was unable to weather the collapse of FTX.
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