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Crypto Crashed, But Blockchain Still Thriving
Although the cryptocurrency markets have faltered throughout 2018 and are currently sitting at their lowest price levels since mid-2017, the blockchain development industry is thriving.
The developer has been working in the United States, blockchain developer jobs, saw 33x growth in 2018, significantly more than the second fastest growing job of engineers learning, which grew by 12x throughout the year.
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And from the three main companies, including IBM, ConsenSys, and Chainyard, and three main cities, including San Francisco, New York City, and Atlanta.
Although the demand for blockchain developers is incredibly high, the crypto has been undeniably stagnated this growth has been impacted by the market crash.
ConsenSys, who is one of the biggest blockchain employers, recently underwent a company restructuring that resulted in 13% of the company's staff being cut.
The restructuring, which has been dubbed as "ConsenSys 2.0" by the company's leaders, will result in more long-term potential, while the more experimental and risky projects will be cut .
Blockchain Industry Not Going Anywhere
Although the blockchain industry may be starting to feel some pressure from the cryptocurrency market crash, it still has a significant amount of growth ahead of it.
Recently, MouseBelt, a blockchain and ICO accelerator service, funded UCLA's first accredited blockchain engineering course, which will start in January of 2019. The course will be undergraduate students with an interest in computer engineering and will be considered by the university as a 4 -credit special topics course.
In the past, students have access to blockchain and cryptocurrency courses through the Anderson School of Management, but this is being offered by UCLA to undergraduate students.
The cryptocurrency market's current situation looks to say, the growth in the blockchain job market and the advent of new blockchain-centric courses from top universities signals that development in the DLT tech, which is inexorably tied to crypto, still yet to come.
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