Honestly, I feel like funding an overseas company days after a layoff is just attracting unnecessary bad publicity. Makes it seem like (and is probably true, too) that the company cut costs in order to fund their investment. From the company's perspective, it makes sense, yes, but why would you keep the time lines so close? At least CREATE the illusion of caring about people's jobs?
I suppose it really is a sign that layoffs aren't as big a deal anymore as they once were, just "routine".
https://forwebthree.com/news/india-based-coindcx-takes-part-in-bitoasis-funding-round/ in case anyone wants to read the article
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