Crypto Companies Are Telling Employees To Pack Up, But Binance Is Hiring – Here’s Why

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Crypto Companies Are Telling Employees To Pack Up, But Binance Is Hiring – Here’s Why

As some crypto exchanges are cracking under pressure and sending employees packing, Binance’s CEO said the company is on a hiring spree. Binance if offering 2,000 positions to qualified talents, according to co-founder Yi He.

I roto i nga wiki kua pahure ake nei, kua heke te maakete cryptocurrency na te mea kua nekehia e nga kaipupuri moni o raatau whakapaipai mai i nga tohu mamati me nga taonga e tuku ana i nga hua pai ake, teitei ake ranei.

I te ata o te Paraire, ka heke te uara o te maakete moni mamati ki raro i te $1 trillion. Na te kore o nga kaipupuri moni ki te hoko me te hoko atu i enei rawa matihiko, kua paheke nga hua o nga papaa tauhokohoko crypto.

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Crypto Winter Doesn’t Worry Binance

I whakahuahia a Changpeng Zhao i te huihuinga Consensus 2022 i tera wiki i Austin, Texas e kii ana, "Mena kei roto tatou i te takurua o te takurua, ka whai hua tatou, ka whakamahia e tatou tena ki te teitei."

In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market has lost 12% of its overall value. The decline that began in April continued throughout the weekend. Since Friday, the leading tokens Bitcoin and Ether have declined by 14 percent and 25 percent, respectively, with BTC prices falling below $25,000 for the first time in 18 months.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said the company has a "very healthy war chest." Source: Business Insider.

The CEO of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, said the company has a “very healthy war chest” and would be ramping up their hiring despite the ongoing bloodbath in the bear market.

Hiahia: Engineers & Marketers

In an interview with Fortune, Yi said Binance is currently offering 2,000 job posts for “engineers, marketing, product to business development,” adding that the digital asset industry “is still in its early stages,” and that it was “a great time to bring on top talent.”

Bitcoin was selling for $22,521 at the time of writing, a 66 percent decline from its all-time high of $69,045 in November of last year. And, according to market pundits, Bitcoin and other related assets have a considerable distance to fall before reaching rock bottom.

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Ko etahi atu whakawhitinga me nga umanga rongonui i roto i te mara taonga mamati kei te whakakore i nga kaimahi na te mea kua kaha te utu o nga moni crypto katoa i nga wiki kua hipa.

Ko Gemini me Crypto.com i kii tata nei ka whakamutua e ratou nga kirimana kaimahi hei whakautu i nga ahuatanga o te maakete. I kii a Coinbase i te 2 o Hune kua whakamutua te utu me te whakakore i nga tuku mahi, i te Mane, i kii te Tumuaki o te whakaoho crypto BlockFi he 20 paiheneti te whakahekenga o te kaute.

Whakaahua mai i Twitter, tūtohi mai TradingView.com

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