Parsec, an AI-powered on-chain analytics platform, announced on February 19 that it is closing its operations after five years in business. The crypto market continues to struggle months after the October crash, which has led to several companies shutting down their operations.
The crypto market has not fully recovered since the asset liquidation happened on October 10. Since then, the total crypto market value has dropped nearly 50%, and BTC is now trading at 47% from the all-time high. Investors’ extreme fear appears to be increasing, and the Google searches for Bitcoin Zero have reached a record high, which shows the rising concern about further price declines.
Apart from Parsec, several companies have shut down their operation due to market difficulties. Kadena, a blockchain company, and the Bit.com exchange have shut down operations. Analytics platform DappRadar decided to wind down, and OKX reduced the staff in its institutional division. Followed by Polygon, which announced the layoffs. Additionally, NFN8 Group Inc., a bitcoin mining company, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to financial strain.
Parsec, founded in 2021, provided AI-powered tools that helped users analyze blockchain activity and build customized cryptocurrency dashboards. The company has raised funding from well-known investors such as Galaxy Digital, Polygon Capital, and Uniswap Ventures. Parsec says that it will cancel and refund the active subscriptions.
These continued shutdowns from bugs and well-known firsts reflect the broader weakness in the digital asset industry. High volatility, regulatory pressure, and falling prices make the environment difficult for the crypto business. While some firms continue to operate, the industry remains under pressure.
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