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Web3 asset data platform RootData organizes and presents the organizational structure chart of the Binance team

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 asset data platform RootData has organized the organizational chart of Binance's main team based on public information and made the following points:Most of Binance's senior executives have impressive resumes, coming from major Web2 companies like Uber and Morgan, or crypto giants like Kraken, Gemini, and OKX.In the list of figures compiled by RootData, Binance is the crypto company with the most associated individuals, currently having as many as 140 recorded individuals (including both current and former employees, all of whom have significant influence in the industry), followed by HTX, a16z, Polygon, OKX, and others.Binance's total number of employees at the beginning of this year was 5,000, with 1,000 located in the UAE. This number has decreased by about 37% from the peak in August 2023 (8,000 people), but it is still 5 times higher than in 2020. Currently, Binance shows on its official website that there are still about 350 job openings, mainly for engineering and compliance-related positions.It is reported that after Binance completed the largest financing in the history of the crypto industry, this towering tree has once again become the focus of the market. For a long time, apart from core members like Changpeng Zhao and He Yi, most of Binance's senior executives have rarely been active in external communities like Twitter, and little is known about its organizational structure.

The original team of the encrypted data platform Non-Small Number is in a public dispute with the buyer over brand ownership

ChainCatcher news, the brand ownership dispute of the cryptocurrency data platform FeiXiaoHao continues to escalate. The original FeiXiaoHao team issued a statement on December 13, claiming that the buyer obtained part of the source code and data after paying the first installment, and then publicly tore up the contract and refused to pay the final payment. The buyer, without paying the final installment, requested an overall brand transfer, which was rejected, and was accused of publicly reselling the source code and data, causing significant losses to the original team. The original team has canceled the brand sale plan and stated that they will continue operations.In response to the above accusations, the buyer published a lengthy article refuting the claims, stating that they have legally registered an overseas company and trademark, and pointed out multiple breaches of contract by the original team: incomplete source code delivery leading to inability to deploy normally, and the same source code being sold to multiple buyers. The buyer stated that after taking over Feixiaohao.com.cn, they invested hundreds of thousands of dollars and spent four months repairing the system before it was back online.Additionally, the buyer revealed several future development plans, including improving the Meme token leaderboard, advancing global layout, adding KOL columns, and VC inclusion among other functional modules. The buyer has now initiated legal proceedings and will maintain their rights through the public disclosure of acquisition details and related evidence.
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