Crypto companies are still hiring, but you may not find a job post about it
Engaging and networking are key tactics for landing a position in the industry during the crypto winter, recruiters said.
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Demand for talent in crypto less dependent on market as industry matures
Historically, bear and bull market cycles in crypto tend to correlate with the amount of talent that enters the space.
Former JPMorgan, Barclays execs on why crypto jobs attractive even in bear market
Former traditional finance veterans are debuting a crypto career at the crypto ETF issuer 21Shares despite the bear market.
Tech trade group calls for regulatory clarity, claiming crypto job losses threaten US interests
“It’s time to move the crypto policy debate from "we need regulation" to 'what are the impacts of specific regulatory proposals?’” said Chamber of Progress.
OpenSea lays off 20% of its staff, citing ‘crypto winter’
The bear market in Bitcoin and altcoins has had a negative impact on staffing levels at major crypto companies, including exchanges, lending platforms and marketplaces.
Bear market delivery! Ohio guy rejoins DoorDash to buy more Bitcoin
A software developer from Ohio is taking on extra work at Door Dash to grow his stack of Bitcoin.
Sweeping layoffs, hiring, and firing as crypto prices take a massive downturn
Brutal economic conditions coupled with dramatically falling crypto prices have led to massive layoffs within the blockchain industry.
Taxes of top concern behind Bitcoin salaries, Exodus CEO says
Cryptocurrency wallet firm Exodus has been paying all its staff fully in Bitcoin since launching its software wallet in 2015, CEO JP Richardson said.
Bear market: Some crypto firms cut jobs while others aim for sustainable growth
While crypto companies have been faced with major layoffs, things are nowhere as bad as the tech industry or other traditional sectors.
Major crypto firms reportedly cut up to 10% of staff amid bear market
Previous crypto bear markets triggered much bigger layoffs, with some firms like ConsenSys reportedly firing up to 60% of its workforce in 2018.