Fireblocks Plans to Cut 7% of Workforce as Visa Considers $2.5B Acquisition

According to Calcalist, Israeli digital asset infrastructure provider Fireblocks plans to cut about 7% of its workforce, or 60 to 70 employees, including dozens based in Israel. The company said affected employees will receive enhanced severance and transition support. Visa is considering an acquisition that would value Fireblocks at approximately $2.5 billion, down from its $8 billion valuation in 2022. Fireblocks denied reports of a deal, stating a possible transaction is "not true at present time."
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