The SEC Struggles to Recruit Crypto Experts, Report Says - page 2.

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Hahaha after losing a lot from company like Ripple and Binance in court they currently hiring the experts, Hope they found one Grin

. But I dont know there will be experts who want to join the SEC, like poker player said it will be less attractive Grin

Quote from: Poker Player on November 08, 2023, 10:04:53 AM

I imagine that it is not only this, but also that pay in the public sector is usually lower than in the private sector. Getting paid less, having to sell your digital assets and betraying your industry peers on top of that doesn't seem like a very attractive scenario to accept without thinking much about it.

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Reminds of that time when the NSA had problems recruiting new talent due to their strict policies regarding past and present recreational drug use. Though supposedly they have revised that ruling not that long ago.

Quote from: Eternad on November 08, 2023, 10:14:16 AM

They should just invest on training someone to become crypto expert rather than hire from crypto community that despise them badly.

Imagine freshly trained crypto experts quitting their government jobs to FOMO into crypto Grin

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I believe that the weak wages compared to the private sector and the disadvantage of selling the cryptocurrencies you own. Most experts are young and prefer jobs that allow them more freedom than government work, which is suitable for those who want to prepare plans for retirement, are all reasons that will make finding such experts very difficult. The price of Bitcoin will rise during the next 18 months. If I want a job that forces me to sell what I own, I would prefer to apply for it in 18 months and not now.

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SEC is the reason for many FUD on crypto which every crypto holders is affected. I doubt that someone in crypto industry will help this department that main goal is to suppress anonymity of crypto.

They should just invest on training someone to become crypto expert rather than hire from crypto community that despise them badly.

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Quote from: zasad@ on November 08, 2023, 06:28:08 AM

"... The agency statutes require professionals to sell their crypto assets to work for the agency."

I imagine that it is not only this, but also that pay in the public sector is usually lower than in the private sector. Getting paid less, having to sell your digital assets and betraying your industry peers on top of that doesn't seem like a very attractive scenario to accept without thinking much about it.

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https://coinedition.com/the-sec-struggles-to-recruit-crypto-experts-report-says/

"A U.S. government report found that the SEC faces difficulty hiring crypto experts.
Professionals were reportedly reluctant to divest their crypto holdings to work for the agency.
The report cited conflict of interest laws and competition from the private sector, hurting expert recruitment.

The SEC has ongoing cases against multiple entities in the crypto domain, including Ripple, Binance, and Coinbase. Against a backdrop of a mounting number of cases, the SEC is reportedly finding it challenging to hire experts in the field of crypto. The agency statutes require professionals to sell their crypto assets to work for the agency."

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