Cryptocurrency exchange Luno is the latest company in the industry to make layoffs, setting out to cut 35% of its global workforce. The London-based firm's CEO, Marcus Swanepoel, informed employees of ...

Luno has been named the winner of the 2025 Crypto Exchange of the Year Award, following an extensive MyBroadband survey of ...

Luno, a London-based cryptocurrency exchange, has announced that it will be laying off 35% of its global workforce, CNBC reports. The company is part of the Digital Currency Group crypto conglomerate ...

The crypto exchange company, Luno, has announced that it will be reducing its staff numbers by 35% to help it see out the so-called crypto winter. The company said it made the move with “deep regret” ...

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London-based cryptocurrency exchange Luno announced Wednesday that it will lay off 35% of its workforce, citing the turbulent markets that have been pummeling the entire crypto industry. “2022 has ...

Cryptocurrency exchange Luno is cutting 35% of its workforce, citing the "incredibly tough year" affecting the crypto market. According to the company's LinkedIn page, Luno has more than 600 employees ...

Luno cut 35% of its workforce, citing an "incredibly tough year" for cryptocurrency markets. The company maintains that customer funds are safe and the exchange's operations will continue normally.

Luno has announced that their co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Marcus Swanepoel is moving into a new role as Executive Chairman and Chief Operating Officer. Luno is a crypto exchange that is ...

Cryptocurrency exchange Luno has been given digital asset service provider (DASP) registration in France by the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF). Luno's parent company, Digital Currency Group, is ...