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Topic: Bitmain co-founder in legal war against shareholders of the company - page 3. (Read 794 times)

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I do not think that the justification for bitcoin halving is the main reason for exempting employees, because it is a naive comparison, for example, 50% of employees, because the value of the rewards goes down by half.

I think it's just one excuse to reduced its employees, maybe because the company is not really earning as it is supposedly claim. Or probably Jihan is using it to purge the ranks of Bitmain of people who are against him. So nothing to do with bitcoin halving but personal vendetta inside his company.

More than likely, a weak excuse to discard employees and those that are in close connection with Zhan will be the first to be terminated. Though we don't know his real intentions here but it will come later once the dust settles. Jihan should give the fair share to Zhan to avoid further conflict and "war". If he doesn't want Zhan within the company, at least give him his share. Because I think, if the other side is being given unreasonable compensation, then he will not stop the "war" that he's talking about.
legendary
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I do not think that the justification for bitcoin halving is the main reason for exempting employees, because it is a naive comparison, for example, 50% of employees, because the value of the rewards goes down by half.

I think it's just one excuse to reduced its employees, maybe because the company is not really earning as it is supposedly claim. Or probably Jihan is using it to purge the ranks of Bitmain of people who are against him. So nothing to do with bitcoin halving but personal vendetta inside his company.
legendary
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I do not think that the justification for bitcoin halving is the main reason for exempting employees, because it is a naive comparison, for example, 50% of employees, because the value of the rewards goes down by half.
legendary
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Last October-Nov, there was a coup in Bitmain company bringing back Jihan to power, now the ousted co-founder is fighting back.

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Bitmain co-founder in legal war against shareholders Micree Zhan Khetuan owned four million Class B shares, which translated to ten votes per share. However, the shareholders decided to reduce Zhan’s control of the firm by reducing each Class B share’s value to one vote instead of ten. As such, Zhan asked Cayman Islands Court to discredit this decision and restore his power. As per the reports, Zhan owned around four million Class B shares while Wu Jihan, the only other holder of the special stocks, only owns half as much. The issue arose in October 2019 when Bitmain co-founder Jihan Wu decided to relieve Zhan Khetuan of his duties. Wu announced in an email that Zhan has left the company and that he has been dismissed of all roles. Since then, Zhan has declared that he was removed from his post without his consent, and he would fight for Bitmain “till the end with legal weapons.” Zhan stated that he was betrayed by his trusted partners and stabbed in the back. He added that for those who want “war,” he would give them one. On the other hand, Wu has warned Bitmain employees against interacting with Zhan. Wu has advised employees from taking directions or participating in meetings organized by Zhan. He has explicitly stated that the company may choose to terminate employment contracts of employees that interact with Zhan. Bitmain intends to reduce the workforce by nearly 50 percent as part of its “personnel optimization plan.” It is believed that this is due to the upcoming Bitcoin halving that would reduce mining rewards by half. Since Bitmain is a crypto mining firm, it cannot support its employees with half block rewards and needs to make adjustments.

https://www.cryptopolitan.com/bitmain-co-founder-in-legal-war-with-company/
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