Pan-African crypto exchange Mara reportedly lost approximately $16 million out of the $23 million raised from investors. Following the exchange’s collapse, founder and CEO Chinyere Nnadi is said to have launched a new entity called Jara. Nnadi reportedly argued that the exchange depleted its raised capital by paying high salaries to attract talent. CEO Avoids […]
sekar nallalu Africa,Apple,crypto exchange,Cryptocurrency,workforce,Yellow Card Mara Collapse: African Crypto Exchange Burns $16 Million for Salaries and Bonuses – Africa Bitcoin News
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