The story of blockchain in 2020 is a story of tangible, real-world implementations across large and small scales.
Why Blockchain?
Contrary to popular belief, blockchain is not an industry for the technologically advanced and elite. Anyone can get into crypto. Its openness, accountability, and trust are what make blockchain unique. There are relatively few companies and firms involved with and invested in blockchain technologies at the moment, but many are starting to get into it.
How Do Market Analysts Play Into Blockchain?
Market analysts are professionals who do exactly that- they analyze markets. They research and try to understand various markets. They look into how each market will play out over time. In the field of blockchain, market analysts are also tasked with finding ways to implement this technology into companies. Although there is a lot of variability in the job based on the demands of each individual company, most are looking for someone to help them:
How do you get your feet wet and become a part of a company’s blockchain strategy? Since blockchain is a relatively new technology, careers in this space usually require a bachelor’s degree as well as some hands-on experience with blockchain technologies. You might be thinking, “How am I supposed to get experience if no one’s willing to give it to me?”. The easiest way to get experience in the blockchain field is by interning and networking within crypto circles. Interning at a company deeply involved in blockchain will get you the experience employers like to see and allows you to see what a company driven by blockchain runs like. Some companies that specialize in blockchain are:
Blockchain-based companies like the ones listed above provide a great starting point for getting yourself a career in the field of blockchain technology.
Although stepping into a relatively new and small job market may seem daunting at first, taking it step by step will allow you to break into the crypto space and obtain a career in an industry with tremendous growth potential.
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