Bloomberg: Wall Street Firms Expanding Recruitment for Multifaceted Crypto Talent

Foresight News reports, according to Bloomberg, Wall Street firms are seeking talent in the cryptocurrency sector to expand more regulation-friendly crypto businesses during the Trump administration era. These businesses include blockchain-based payment platforms, wealth management products, as well as investment products like Bitcoin exchange-traded funds or tokenized money market funds. Traditional financial firms such as JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock have recently posted dozens of job openings related to digital assets. However, the key requirement is that applicants must not only have experience in Bitcoin trading or blockchain development but also possess some background in traditional finance. Morgan Stanley recently posted several similar positions, including an Executive Director responsible for supporting the company's financial crime program for digital asset products and services, with a base salary of up to $265,000. BlackRock is hiring a Digital Assets Director, with total compensation including bonuses reaching up to $270,000. Bank of America is seeking a Senior Engineer for its digital asset platform, offering a base salary of up to $200,000. Fidelity Investments is recruiting an Engineer for its digital asset business, with total compensation including bonuses reaching up to $255,000.