With over 80 million users, the Singapore-based platform offers retail investors a trading exchange, noncustodial wallet, NFT marketplace, and direct payment service for cryptocurrencies. But amid the market meltdown of 2022, Crypto.com was publicly burned, and slashed the scope of its sports sponsorships, including with Los Angeles’ Angel City Football Club, the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, and e-sports tournament host Twitch Rivals, Ad Age reported. In addition, it cut 40% of its staff in 2022 and another 20% in 2023.