Binance Jobs in El Salvador

[Yugocean]

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange platform, has opened 101 jobs in El Salvador. 21 people have been hired, and the remaining 80 recruitments are likely to be completed by the end of this year.



The North American country of El Salvador has made a mark in the world economy by legalizing Bitcoin, and becoming an important area among supporters of the cryptocurrency by establishing Bitcoin Beach and planning of Bitcoin City with Bitcoin bonds.

Due to the increasing demand for Work From Home during the Covid lockdown period, and the lack of need for a physical office due to the special status of cryptocurrencies, the crypto industry does not set up offices for any reason other than to comply with the mining requirement and special status. So hiring is generally done through online medium from any corner of the world.

The opening of jobs directly in El Salvador without an office by Binance proves that Binance intends to do a lot there.​

 

[Mika]

Binance was launched in 2017 and within 6 months, the exchange platform became the number one crypto exchange company in the world. Binance has a presence in over 140 countries, none of the existing decentralized exchanges or centralized exchanges have a presence in so many countries. Sometime back Binance was in hot waters for evading financial laws in many countries including Britain and Singapore, where it was blocked from an operation. Even in the US, Binance has been under investigation for money laundering. Despite all this negative news surrounding Binance, we need to agree that Binance is the best crypto exchange platform. While you might feel more secure using Coinbase because it is a publicly traded American company (a public limited company), Binance is owned by a single entity/person. However, Binance offers a lot of features that make it interesting, you can stake your crypto, you can earn affiliate commission, you can do yield farming, you can do P2P trading, you can trade futures and options, etc. Interestingly, El Salvador happens to be the first country where Bitcoin became legal tender, therefore, Binance entering in El Salvador nd hiring people for its regional office means Bibance is trying to show its presence.