Gibraltar Crypto Web3 & Blockchain Recruitment
Hire crypto web3 & blockchain talent in Gibraltar.
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In Gibraltar and around the globe we’re building the best crypto web3 & blockchain teams.
As embedded members of the crypto web3 & blockchain community in Gibraltar, RecruitBlock can help you reach your growth potential by connecting you with the best C-Level, HR, Finance, Legal, Risk, and Compliance, Marketing, Sales, & Growth, and Product & Tech talent.
If you want to become Gibraltar-regulated, hire your first Gibraltar Directors and establish your Senior Management team for DLT, VASP, or E-Money licensing don’t hesitate to reach out.
Team up with Gibraltar’s only specialist crypto web3 & blockchain recruiters.
RecruitBlock enjoys a unique position in Gibraltar with knowledge and experience of GFSC requirements, and immersion in Gibraltar’s crypto web3 & blockchain community, we’re well positioned to assist you in recruiting top Gibraltar talent.
Our Gibraltar recruiters have successfully recruited directors, NEDs, and GFSC-approved individuals for countless Gibraltar businesses, from crypto exchanges to VASPs and DLT providers.
The Gibraltar Association for New Technologies (GANT) has been established to inspire, cultivate and advocate Financial Technology in Gibraltar.
As a non-profit organisation, we stand as the voice of Gibraltar’s private sector and lobby the government on policies that make Gibraltar a better place to do business.
Gibraltar Crypto Web3 & Blockchain News
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Resignation of Michael Barr sparks new hope for crypto-friendly policies
Financial and cryptocurrency circles are abuzz with the resignation announcement of Federal Reserve Vice Chairman for Banking Supervision, Michael Barr.
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Crypto (re-born) in the USA
Following President Trumps re-election the US may see more crypto-friendly regulatory, compliance, tax initiatives
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Bitcoin Makes History With First Daily Close Above $100K
Bitcoin's historic run shows no signs of slowing down. Bitcoin recorded its first daily close above $100,000 on Sunday.