Bitwise currently has 10 locations with more than 500 employees, a number that’s triple what it was three years ago. Olguin says that she expects to see similar growth by the year’s end.

More allegations of deception against Bitwise Industries co-founders and co-CEOs Jake Soberal and Irma Olguin Jr. surfaced this week in court filings in the company’s bankruptcy case in Delaware ...

A new program is currently training 15 more people in its second cohort this year and aims to train, mentor and find apprenticeships or jobs for a total of 50 by year’s end, said Christopher ...

The founders of Bitwise Industries, the largest startup to come out of the Central Valley before the company collapsed last year, were sentenced Tuesday to a combined 20 years in prison for wire ...

Bitwise was founded in 2013 as a hub for training students in software coding and website design, technology services for local companies, and providing leased space to budding technology ...

Bitwise co-founders officially plead guilty to charges By Gabe Ferris and Ana Torrea, via Wednesday, July 17, 2024 ...

Bitwise Industries co-founders and co-CEOS Jake Soberal, left, and Irma Olguin Jr. announce the company’s expansion into new cities in Colorado, New Mexico, New York, Texas and Wyoming in a ...

Bitwise Industries Inc.: Total determined assets of $175.5 million, against $252 million in determined liabilities. Those liabilities include secured claims of $12.7 million; $87,760 in priority ...

They include: Bitwise Industries Inc.: Technology company, initial state filing of organization in August 2014. BW Industries Inc.: Software company incorporated in Delaware in 2019.

The Bitwise website indicates that the Digital Empowerment Center is a limited-time program, ending in November.

He reiterated Bitwise’s year-end price target of $7,000 for Ethereum in 2025, supported by growing adoption across DeFi, tokenization, and AI-powered applications.