Global Recession Doesn’t Affect Blockchain Jobs Demand

 Due to the crisis in the market, the world economy seems to be going down and global markets are facing recession.

But despite the global recession, there have been Trillions of dollars invested into the global markets for the attempt of restructuring the Global Economy.

As the unemployment rate grows, the U.S alone has faced the highest unemployment rate in the country as far as history is concerned.

But the Blockchain is thriving despite the whole world seems falling apart.

According to Forbes on March 26, one of the United States' largest cryptocurrency exchanges 'Kraken' is looking forward to increasing its job force by 10% despite facing the hit in the world economy and showing large dips in crypto prices.

In the upcoming weeks the 'Kraken's team' which is currently having 800 members strong force, is looking forward to having an additional force of 67 members to their 800 members strong team.

It'll include the openings for the people who have a background or experience in the hospitality professionals which also includes the skill sets focused mainly on liberal arts and in areas of similar fields.

As per the reports by indeed.com last year in December it displayed around 114.5 per million blockchain demanding jobs.

As of today, the number has been increased to 118.4 per million blockchain centric jobs which have shown a jump of 3% despite the global recession.

This report by indeed.com was just reported before the first case of the coronavirus was reported. Even after such a huge down in global markets there has been growth shown in the blockchain market.