Sky Mavis lays off 21% of workforce, plans new Axie Infinity game
Sky Mavis co-founder and CEO Trung Nguyen said resources freed up from the layoffs will be used in a new Axie Infinity game and other projects.
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Three senators said they were concerned about Silvergate following reports suggesting that the bank "facilitated the transfer of FTX customer funds to Alameda." Own this piece of crypto history Collect this article as NFTThree members of the United States Senate have reportedly penned a letter to Silvergate Bank requesting information about any relationship with FTX…

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