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Bitwise Cuts 14% of Staff as Its Own CIO Calls a Bitcoin Bottom

Bitwise Asset Management cut 14% of its staff to about 155 employees, even as CIO Matt Hougan says bitcoin is bottoming out.

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Bitwise Cuts 14% of Staff as Its Own CIO Calls a Bitcoin Bottom

Bitwise cut 14% of staff (180→155) despite $15B AUM, prioritizing cost discipline as crypto markets weaken. CIO's bottoming call—collapsing leverage, record $322B stablecoin supply—signals institutional repositioning timing for tech leaders tracking crypto recovery.

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mercoledì 12 agosto 2026·theblock.co
Bitwise cuts 14% of staff as crypto layoffs mount during market downturn
Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley told The Block that the crypto asset manager trimmed its global team to around 155 last week.
mercoledì 12 agosto 2026·news.bitcoin.com
Bitwise Cuts 14% of Staff as Its Own CIO Calls a Bitcoin Bottom
Bitwise Asset Management cut 14% of its staff to about 155 employees, even as CIO Matt Hougan says bitcoin is bottoming out.

Bitwise Cuts 14% of Staff as Its Own CIO Calls a Bitcoin Bottom

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Bitwise Cuts 14% of Staff as Its Own CIO Calls a Bitcoin Bottom

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