
“CoinDesk” reported that Tim Byun, a senior executive responsible for global government relations at OKX, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange, and Wei Lan, the product manager, have recently resigned.
Before taking on the government relations role, Tim Byun served as the CEO of Okcoin, a subsidiary of OKX, from 2018 to 2020. According to insiders, Wei Lan was responsible for overseeing most of OKX’s trading activities.
It is reported that the exchange group is integrating its departments under the single brand of OKX, no longer maintaining a separate US brand. Other recent departures include Patrick Donegan, the global compliance director at OKX, who resigned in January after only six months in the role.
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