Kraken crypto exchange to close its San Francisco headquarters
The reasons for this decision were attacks on employees for robbery on their way to or from the office
08.04.2022 - 14:40
161
1 min
0
What’s new? Kraken, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the United States, intends to close its San Francisco headquarters. This was reported on Twitter by political commentator Richie Greenberg, citing a statement of the exchange’s CEO Jesse Powell. .
Who else is planning to close its headquarters? US cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced back in 2021 that it will close its San Francisco headquarters in 2022. In this, its representatives made no mention of crime or danger to employees. After the closure, the company will switch completely to remote operations.
What had happened before? In early March, Powell announced that Kraken will not block clients from Russia without appropriate legal requirements amid economic sanctions.
Useful material?
Telegram 
Twitter Market
Tether Finance division will be responsible for the issuance and redemption of USDT stablecoins
Apr 18, 2024
Trends
The first project introduced on the platform will be BounceBit (BB)
Apr 18, 2024
Business
The rate exchange of the native ACH token reacted with a 10% increase
Apr 18, 2024
Market
Miners are hunting for the first block after halving as the value of the first satoshi could exceed $1 million
Apr 18, 2024
Market
The platform will be non-custodial and accessible to everyone
Apr 15, 2024
Market
China Asset Management, Harvest Global Investments, and Bosera Asset Management have received permits
Apr 15, 2024
Cryptocurrency rates
-
Bitcoin
$64 723
BTC
+1.13%
-
Ethereum
$3 168.71
ETH
+1.13%
-
BNB Smart Chain
$616.83
BSC
+1.51%
-
Ripple
$0.53101
XRP
-0.49%
-
Dogecoin
$0.152809
DOGE
-0.08%
-
Cardano
$0.475288
ADA
-0.74%
-
Bitcoin Cash
$481.15
BCH
-0.54%
-
Polkadot
$6.94
DOT
-1%
-
Litecoin
$84.69
LTC
+0.44%
-
Stellar XLM
$0.114603
XLM
-1.01%