Greece Among Global Leaders in Crypto Job Opportunities

Greece has secured a spot as the 10th best country worldwide for cryptocurrency job opportunities, with European nations dominating six of the top 10 positions.

Singapore leads the pack, boasting 68.68 crypto jobs per million people, nearly twice as many as second-placed Luxembourg.

Major financial hubs dominate the rankings, with Hong Kong, the United Arab Emirates, and Switzerland completing the top five. A recent study by LegalBison, a crypto licensing specialist, analyzed Glassdoor data to rank countries by crypto job listings per million residents.

Top 10 Countries for Crypto Job Opportunities

RankCountryCrypto Jobs Per Million
1Singapore68.68
2Luxembourg37.82
3Hong Kong28.45
4United Arab Emirates14.74
5Switzerland9.50
6Ireland9.29
7Bahrain8.38
8Netherlands6.44
9Portugal6.33
10Greece5.89

Singapore’s commanding lead stems from its innovation-friendly environment, hosting over 700 Web3 companies and processing $1 billion in crypto payments in Q2 2024 alone. Clear regulations have made it a magnet for major crypto firms. Luxembourg, with 37.82 jobs per million, benefits from its status as a European financial hub, attracting companies like Bitstamp and BitPanda.

Hong Kong, despite past regulatory uncertainties, holds third place with 28.45 jobs per million, driven by its appeal to crypto firms targeting Asia. The UAE, in fourth, is reaping rewards from Dubai’s crypto-friendly policies, offering 14.74 jobs per million. Switzerland’s “Crypto Valley” in Zug secures fifth place with 9.50 jobs per million.

Ireland, Bahrain, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Greece round out the list, with Europe’s strong presence highlighting its growing crypto job market. Greece, with 5.89 jobs per million, benefits from the continent’s increasing focus on digital assets.

Aaron Glauberman, Co-Founder of LegalBison, noted, “Clear regulations drive crypto job growth. Countries like Singapore, Luxembourg, and Hong Kong combine supportive policies with robust financial ecosystems, creating abundant opportunities. As the sector evolves, demand for regulatory expertise is rising.”

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