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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: crypto1010 on February 27, 2020, 06:43:16 PM
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Thanks to Indeed report we can observe that employment figures for blockchain-related roles do not correlate with the state of the Crypto market. This is mainly because the vast portion of blockchain talent is recruited by non-tokenized companies.
On the other hand, labor force interest in entering the blockchain space is highly correlated with market prices. As Bitcoin goes down, demand for blockchain professionals continues to go up, but people's interest in working in the space goes down.
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what acually are you talking about. demand and supply. the more people demands, the supply increase to meet needs. the blockchain is the new trend in technology. the more people get involved, the more the business expands and also the more employment increases for all. blockchain offers a huge space to get more people employed.
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If that data was reliable, I think there is a one obvious reason why Blockchain jobs are decreasing, in 2018-2019 respectively the bearish market was affecting the cryptocurrency base on development, ICO are failed not getting enough funds to hire more worker, Most of the big companies like IBM, Cisco, etc. are just hiring top position more on engineers so I'm not wondering why it falls to negative results in that 2019 data.