Layoff News > Technology > Crypto.com
Published Apr 26, 2026
Crypto.com has cut around 12% of its workforce, affecting approximately 180 employees, as CEO Kris Marszalek pushes deeper AI integration across the company. The layoffs are tied to an effort to reshape operations around AI-driven workflows and improve efficiency.
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