
Seven of Australia’s 87 richest entrepreneurs aged 40 and under are crypto founders, according to the Australian Financial Review.
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Companies and projects wishing to attract the best and brightest young talent need to offer bitcoin salaries. A recent survey of cryptocurrency enthusiasts found that 66% of the community would prefer to receive their wages with these new assets than fiat. Also Read: New York Regulator Approves Two New Stablecoins, Gemini Dollar and Paxos Standard […]
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An Australian startup has launched the beta of its decentralized marketplace for labor hiring. The company aims to protect workers from inflation and enhance transparency in wages #SPONSORED
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As Estonia rolls out the public-private program to launch its cryptocurrency and fund its ambitious blockchain program via a TGE, Chronobank joins as a partner and an advisor, helping the Baltic state to tokenize its labor relations. Helmed by Sergey Sergienko, Chronobank has two key roles in Estonia’s new crypto-economy. First, Sergienko, Chronobank’s CEO, is now a part of board of directors of TokenEST OU’s, the commercial and operations arm of the newly created Estonian government agency that will run all the country’s crypto-initiatives. Second, Chronobank’s business unit Labor X, a platform where employers can list jobs and job seekers
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