Bitcoin surge sparks global crypto job boom
Crypto jobs are going mainstream as market value climbs past $3.8 trillion and top economies offer stronger policy support.
Global demand for crypto talent is accelerating, fuelled by Bitcoin’s surge past $122,000 on 14 July. As the market hits a valuation of over $3.8 trillion, countries are competing to become hubs for blockchain careers.
The United States ranks first in a recent Taurex study, offering 292 active listings and an average salary of $148,100. Its dominance is underpinned by a mature policy landscape and a strong base of 170 crypto firms. The UAE follows closely, combining competitive pay with the world’s highest Bitcoin ownership rate at 27%.
India, Singapore and the UK round out the top five. India leads in company count and user base, while Singapore shows the strongest job search interest globally. The UK remains Europe’s top destination, offering stable regulation and nearly 100,000 in average salary.
Other nations including Switzerland, Germany, Hong Kong and Poland are also seeing sharp growth. Poland stands out with 157 listings, despite lower average salaries.
With job volume, salary potential and regulatory clarity on the rise, crypto careers are fast becoming a global mainstream option.
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