The New Economy, Jobs, and Bitcoin
More people are finding jobs in the U.S. The unemployment rate fell to 5 percent in October, as 271,000 jobs were added to the economy. This is the lowest unemployment rate since April 2008. However, around the world, including developed countries, high unemployment rates continue to be stubborn. For example, in Spain, the unemployment rate is 21.18....
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There are numerous new types of jobs since the internet first gained popularity. Bitcoin will experience a similar growth trajectory as more jobs are created.
Micro jobs are an important aspect of decentralizing the job market. In fact, one could go as far as saying that micro jobs are a cog in the machine that makes up the sharing economy since individuals and businesses can pay anyone in the world to complete a task. Pending regulation and taxation aside, for the time being, the question is whether or not....
As the crypto economy has swelled to close to $2 trillion in value globally, the businesses and operations behind it continue to expand. This means that a great number of companies are hiring and a quick look at popular online directories shows there’s a slew of jobs available. Bitcoin and Blockchain Employment Opportunities The aftermath of the coronavirus and the lockdowns caused a number of individuals to lose their employment. However, many of these people might not know that the crypto industry is bustling with jobs and the number of companies hiring can be staggering. For....
Ethereum was back above $1,600 on Friday, as markets reacted to the latest nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report. Figures released today showed that 315,000 jobs were added to the U.S. economy, better than the 300,000 expected. Bitcoin was marginally higher, as the token continued to trade above $20,000.
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Bitcoin (BTC) was trading above $20,000 on Friday, as markets reacted to the latest monthly jobs report.
Last month’s payrolls came in at 315,000, which is higher than the consensus estimate of 300,000.
Following the report, BTC/USD surged to an....
With 2015 getting ever closer, many of us are creating our “good intentions” list. The top 3 on these lists usually involve losing weight, quitting cigarettes, or trying to be more optimistic. For those of us that have been laid off or have our contracts cancelled, finding a job is probably on the “good intentions list” as well. If you like digital currency and all things that revolve around Bitcoin, why not make a job out of something you love? Now, where do you find these kinds of crypto jobs? There are numerous places where you can find job openings. The first place you can find job....