Coinbase Hiring Spree: 1,000 Jobs Incoming As Crypto Regulations Improve
Coinbase is preparing to grow. In 2025, the company intends to add 1,000 new workers in the US, according to CEO Brian Armstrong. This decision comes as the nation’s cryptocurrency laws become more defined, allowing businesses like Coinbase to function with greater assurance. Related Reading: Crypto Capital Of The World? Lawyer Doubts US Bitcoin Reserve […]
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