Anthony Pompliano Launches Crypto Jobs Marketplace

Investor and media magnate Anthony Pompliano is launching a marketplace to help leading companies source qualified candidates more efficiently. “Crypto companies are exploding with growth,” said Pompliano.  “They are scaling and looking to hire thousands of employees across the industry. The […]

article-image

Via Coindesk

share

key takeaways

  • Digital asset companies are experiencing explosive growth, making hiring a big pain point
  • The job board is going live with BlockFi, Coinbase and Gemini as launch partners

Investor and media magnate Anthony Pompliano is launching a marketplace to help leading companies source qualified candidates more efficiently.

“Crypto companies are exploding with growth,” said Pompliano.  “They are scaling and looking to hire thousands of employees across the industry. The job candidates don’t know which companies are hiring and the corporations are having a hard time finding the right candidate.”

The launch comes during a time of great expansion in the digital assets industry.  As the market cap of bitcoin climbs inexorably higher, trading desks, brokerages, exchanges, custodians, and more are staffing up to meet the coming demand.

Companies are raising larger rounds than ever before, requiring increasingly high numbers of skilled employees.  Within the last two months, companies like Chainalysis and Paxos have raised $100 million and $142 million, respectively.

The site, called Pomp Crypto Jobs, will launch with BlockFi, Gemini and Coinbase as initial partners, who are advertising a combined total of 256 jobs on the platform.

Pompliano is the latest solution to solve the hiring problem for companies in the crypto space.  The platform joins Cryptocurrency Jobs, Crypto Jobs List, and Crypto.jobs, which were all founded in 2017 and advertise 570, 1,045, and 2129 jobs, respectively.

Tags

Decoding crypto and the markets. Daily, with Byron Gilliam.

Upcoming Events

Old Billingsgate

Mon - Wed, October 13 - 15, 2025

Blockworks’ Digital Asset Summit (DAS) will feature conversations between the builders, allocators, and legislators who will shape the trajectory of the digital asset ecosystem in the US and abroad.

Industry City | Brooklyn, NY

TUES - THURS, JUNE 24 - 26, 2025

Permissionless IV serves as the definitive gathering for crypto’s technical founders, developers, and builders to come together and create the future.If you’re ready to shape the future of crypto, Permissionless IV is where it happens.

Brooklyn, NY

SUN - MON, JUN. 22 - 23, 2025

Blockworks and Cracked Labs are teaming up for the third installment of the Permissionless Hackathon, happening June 22–23, 2025 in Brooklyn, NY. This is a 36-hour IRL builder sprint where developers, designers, and creatives ship real projects solving real problems across […]

recent research

Research Report Templates (2).png

Research

Uniswap confronts structural headwinds as Ethereum's dominance in DEX volume erodes while Solana emerges as the leading ecosystem. Despite massive historical volume, UNI token holders receive no revenue distribution after four years of operation, while multi-chain expansion efforts consistently underperform due to subsidized local competitors. Recent initiatives including Unichain L2 and V4 protocol upgrades have failed to generate meaningful organic adoption despite substantial incentive programs, highlighting the challenge of competing in increasingly fragmented markets without sustainable value accrual mechanisms.

article-image

Why nobody can ever truly “win” Bitcoin mining

article-image

Privy said it would still operate as an “independent product” despite the acquisition

article-image

Franklin Templeton’s Roger Bayston tells Blockworks that stablecoins and market funds ‘complement’ each other

article-image

Analysts are lowering their earnings estimates for Big Tech, while BTC continues to outperform top names

article-image

The updates could set the Solana ETFs on a path to approval within the next few months

article-image

Could the mobile-first platform give Courtyard a run for its money?