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Bitdeer COO and CBO Resign but Will Remain with the Company
SvmuuNews According to TheEnergyMag citing an SEC filing, crypto mining company Bitdeer (BTDR) announced that Chief Operating Officer Chao Suo and Chief Business Officer Kong Linghui have resigned effective immediately. Both resignations are for personal reasons and not due to any disagreements regarding the company's operations and strategy. The two will continue to remain employed by the company, though their new roles have not been disclosed. Kong Linghui previously served as CEO before transitioning to CBO in March 2024; Chao Suo assumed the role of COO in September 2024. The company has not yet announced successors. (theenergymag)
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