More than 60 % of employees work in the commercial and investment-related area: New report shows global distribution of crypto workers

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Kryptowährungen und Blockchain-Technologien haben in den letzten Jahren enorm an Popularität gewonnen. Eine kürzlich von K33 Research veröffentlichte Beschäftigungsstudie gibt nun Aufschluss über die weltweite Verteilung und Konzentration von kryptobezogenen Arbeitsplätzen. Laut K33 Research gibt es weltweit etwa 10.000 Unternehmen, die im Bereich Kryptowährungen tätig sind, und rund 200.000 Menschen sind in diesem Sektor beschäftigt. Der Gesamtmarktwert dieser Unternehmen beträgt 180 Milliarden US-Dollar, was höher ist als das nominale BIP einiger Golfstaaten. Es ist wenig überraschend, dass der Handels- und Investmentbereich in dieser Branche besonders beliebt ist. Mehr als 60 % der Beschäftigten arbeiten in Börsen, Maklerfirmen und anderen Krypto-Finanzdienstleistungen. …
Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies have gained enormous popularity in recent years. A employment study recently published by K33 Research now provides information about the global distribution and concentration of crypto -related jobs. According to K33 Research, there are around 10,000 companies worldwide that work in the field of cryptocurrencies, and around 200,000 people are employed in this sector. The overall market value of these companies is $ 180 billion, which is higher than the nominal GDP of some golf states. It is not surprising that the trade and investment area is particularly popular in this industry. More than 60 % of employees work in stock exchanges, brokerage companies and other crypto financial services. ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies have gained enormous popularity in recent years. A employment study recently published by K33 Research now provides information about the global distribution and concentration of crypto -related jobs.

According to K33 Research, there are around 10,000 companies worldwide that work in the field of cryptocurrencies, and around 200,000 people are employed in this sector. The overall market value of these companies is $ 180 billion, which is higher than the nominal GDP of some golf states.

It is not surprising that the trade and investment area is particularly popular in this industry. More than 60 % of employees work in stock exchanges, brokerage companies and other crypto financial services. The two largest crypto trading platforms, Binance and Coinbase are also the best rated blockchain companies in the world.

In addition to trading in assets, the development of blockchain protocols, analysis tools and mining also plays an important role. Around 40,000 people work in these areas. Another aspiring sector is the market for non -fungible tokens (NFTS). Around 12,000 people work in NFT and NFT gaming projects.

The USA remain the epicenter of crypto -related companies, although there are still regulatory obstacles and uncertainties regarding the laws. 30 % of global crypto workers are active in the United States. Large crypto trading platforms such as coinbase and octopuses have their headquarters in the USA. The country is also an important center for Bitcoin mining.

Europe has a market share of 23 % and is a popular destination for crypto -related jobs. Asia also records an impressive growth of the crypto workers, especially in India and other countries in the southeast.

An interesting trend in the industry is the widespread introduction of remote work. The industry has flexibly adapted in particular during the Covid 19 pandemic and enables its employees to work from home. This offers companies access to a global talent pool without causing large infrastructure costs.

However, there is also a new competitor for cryptocurrencies: artificial intelligence (AI). According to a study by Coingecko, search interest in "Ki-jobs" is four times higher than on "crypto jobs". The interest in cryptocurrencies followed up and down the market, while interest in AI jobs has risen sharply since the introduction of Openais Chatgpt in 2022.

Overall, the report by K33 Research shows that the crypto industry has created a considerable number of jobs worldwide. The United States remains the center of the industry, but Europe and Asia are also promising regions for crypto -related jobs. The introduction of remote work will continue to play an important role, and the competition with AI could influence the future of this exciting industry.