NFT Collective PROOF Signs with United Talent Agency

Braintrust: Blockchain-driven talent network innovation

Web3 is not only a technological advancement, but also the possibility of a new economic and social structure.

Flutterwave Bolsters Leadership with Top Talent from Major Financial Firms

Flutterwave expands its executive team with experienced hires from leading firms like Binance.US and PayPal, signalling ambitious global growth and a strategic shift in leadership.

Japanese Gaming Firm Hunting NFT Talent To Enter The Marketplace

As many businesses advance into the NFT, Web3, and Metaverse Zones, Konami, a Japanese gaming company, joins the race.

The United States, China, and India Become the Three Major Talent Hubs for Web3 Talents

Hiring top crypto talent can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be

How to identify top crypto talent in the recruitment process: Hire a diverse range of people who have the required attributes without lowering your standards.

Competitors start recruiting talent from Terra developers

At least three blockchain projects have publicly announced that their teams have opened their arms and are ready to accept any former developers who leave after the collapse of the Terra ecosystem.

Rival blockchain projects angling for talent from Terra developers

At least three blockchains have publicly announced that their teams’ arms are open wide ready to accept any stray former Terra developers following the collapse of its ecosystem.

Google seeks fresh talent to lead global Web3 team

The role will be tasked with raising awareness about Google Cloud’s Web3 initiatives in addition to eventually building customer demand for the related offerings.

UN agency accepts first stablecoin donations worth $2.5M to help Ukrainian refugees

Crypto donations have proven vital for Ukraine and its people, as the country has received over $100 million in crypto donations since the conflict broke out.

Bitcoin miners rebut claims made by US Democratic legislators to EPA administrator

In a note authored by Michael Saylor, Nic Carter and Darin Feinstein, the Bitcoin Mining Council alleges that lawmakers can't tell the difference between a data center and a power plant.