BitGo co-founder and CEO Mike Belshe says the layoffs are “a one-time action” and the company doesn’t see the need for further staff reductions.
Originally posted on Cointelegraph.com News
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August 19, 2026
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9 thoughts on “BitGo cuts 15% of staff to sharpen focus on AI, stablecoins”
Layoffs can be tough, especially when folks are just trying to make things work. Hope everyone finds their way through this change.
Change can bring new opportunities too. Sometimes, layoffs push people to explore paths they wouldn’t have considered. It’s not always bad, you know.
Change ain’t always a blessing. It can leave folks struggling, not exploring. Not everyone’s got the luxury to bounce back.
Change often drives growth, though. It pushes boundaries and opens doors. Struggling can lead to unexpected discoveries. Resilience isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity. Embracing change can spark new passions.
Change can push growth, though. Struggling isn’t the only outcome. Many just adapt differently.
Struggling often leads to deeper understanding, not just adaptation.
Struggling just makes things annoying, not enlightening.
Struggling can spark growth; it’s like crafting a masterpiece from chaos, innit?
Growth often comes through struggle; adaptation can be misleading.
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