The explosion of cryptocurrencies in 2021 helped the industry grow very quickly. Today, while the owners of big tech giants are looking for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency exposure, we see that many companies add or are working to add Bitcoin among their payment methods.
Undoubtedly, cryptocurrencies ate the fruits of cryptocurrencies becoming mainstream in 2021.
Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the USA, was listed on the Nasdaq with its high profitability rate and attracted great attention.
This interest increased not only on the investor side, but also on the employee side. According to the research of job search engine Monster, job searches involving the terms “cryptocurrency”, “blockchain” and “Bitcoin” increased by 200% compared to 2017 and 2018.
According to Linkedin’s 2020 data, “blockchain” came to the fore as the most requested feature by companies looking for employees.
In light of all this research, Business Insider has published an article on the average salary of employees of Coinbase and blockchain-themed businesses.
Accordingly, the salaries of Coinbase employees according to their positions are as follows:
Engineer: $160,000
Business Analytics Officer: $148,500
Business Development Officer: $140,000
Data Scientist: $160,000
Operations Recruitment Manager: $125,100-135,000
Senior Engineering Manager: $260,000
Senior Employer: $155,015
In the report, it was stated that researches on Coinbase identified an average price range of $ 60,000 to $ 200,000.
The average income of employees of blockchain-focused companies in New York and California is as follows:
Blockchain Analyst: $66,000 – $103,064
Blockchain Application Architect: $153,000 – $165,000
Blockchain Advisor: $70,283 – $100,700
Blockchain Developer: $77,200 – $120,000
Blockchain Engineer: $80,000 – $160,000
Blockchain Integration Engineer: $108,000 – $150,000
Blockchain Programmer: $85,000 – $100,000
Blockchain Software Engineer: $93,642 – $194,400
Although the salary periods are not specified in the article, since salaries are calculated annually in the USA, these figures should also be considered as annual salaries.
Bonuses, performance awards and fringe benefits are not included in the salaries listed here.