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Crypto Jobs Boomed In 2021 Amid Funding Influx - LinkedIn

Crypto Jobs Boomed In 2021 Amid Funding Influx - LinkedIn

 According to a recent study by Work Focus on the social media platform LinkedIn, crypto-related job openings have skyrocketed in 2021.



Last year, the position opened with major denominations such as bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), blockchain and cryptocurrency expanding 395% year over year in overall business reporting gains in the US. of 98% in the same year, the version says.

Most of the open positions are in software and finance, LinkedIn said, noting that Chinese companies may still be "seeing greater demand for cryptocurrency," experts included. who raised money and consultation based on the knowledge of human resources and human economy. . computer hardware sectors.


The analysis platform shows that recruitment demand will increase in 2021 during the financial crisis. A financial services firm that recently provided financial information and software company PitchBook to Cryptonews.com has valued crypto- and blockchain-linked investments by international investment firms at about $29.4 billion in 2021, after 1,686 reported contracts.


This indicates a fivefold increase from 2020, which is more than the number recorded in the 2018 photo album. written in the past year, as evidenced by photos posted by PitchBook.

At the same time, public participation in crypto exploded into an afterthought after Elon Musk praised the technology and crypto companies entered the mainstream, as evidenced by the recently renamed Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, LinkedIn said.


It refers to the implementation of the November 2021 naming rights security by Singapore-based crypto platform Crypto.com, which is estimated to be worth $700 million over the 20-year era.

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