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In Asia, the number of jobs in the crypto-sphere is growing rapidly, Russia wants to use blockchain technology for insurance and pensions, and the Malays remain optimistic about the future of the crypto-currency.
More vacancies and job seekers in the Asian cryptosphere
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Jobs in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry in Asia are increasingly popular among job seekers from other traditional sectors. These job search sites in the Asian region, including India, Singapore, Malaysia and Australia, confirm the high interest in specialists in the crypto sphere. Also, according to the recruiting firm Robert Walters, since 2017 there has been a 50 percent increase in the number of jobs.
Many of the candidates, however, are moving out of another area of professional employment, as the crypto-sphere is still in its infancy.
"We almost never hire people from the cryptosphere because most people are very inexperienced. You have very few experienced people who get into the crypto industry, " says Julian Hos, co-founder of the Singapore-based crypto Fund and Tenx card provider. He also notes that the number of applicants depends on the market trends.
"Many people don't have real skills," adds John Mullally, financial services Director at Robert Wolters in Hong Kong. The professionals who currently enter this sector come from a research environment, not only technical but also financial. Many recruiters have experience in marketing and public relations.
Hong Kong, a major Asian economic and financial centre, has announced that it is updating its policy at the municipal level to facilitate the immigration of FINTECH professionals.
Russia: the pension on the blockchain
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As part of the blockchain-related development project, the state pension Fund of Russia has announced plans to implement technology for monitoring and tracking data on employment contracts.
The management of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation (PFR) hopes to minimize its costs of maintaining large amounts of data. The FIU is currently working on proposals to integrate all its information systems into a single digital platform that will be based on distributed registry technology.
Another idea being developed is to introduce smart contracts and electronic signatures in labor relations.
The Malays are still interested in buying cryptocurrency
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Despite the bearish trend in the crypto market this year, the Malays seem to be more interested in acquiring the cryptocurrency, mainly for speculative purposes than selling digital coins.
According to Yusho Liu, co-founder of the Malay crypto-exchange Coinhako, prices for most cryptocurrencies have dropped significantly, after overcoming record highs last year, but the demand for cryptocurrencies in the country remains strong and encouraging.
"The purchasing side is still very reliable. In General, there were more buyers than sellers over the years. The more people learn about the cryptocurrency, the more they will be interested in buying it in the future," Yusho Liu told a local representative of Sun Biz.
The entrepreneur shared his observations that the majority of clients of his platform buy and store digital assets, and the participation of major traders has increased over the past six to nine months. "In the end, we are still playing on the price of cryptocurrency," the head of the exchange said.
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