#苹果谷歌招募稳定币与代币化存款人才
👉 巨头先招人
This week, Apple and Google both posted job openings together.
The roles all point to stablecoins and tokenized deposits.
Apple is hiring in New York for a Head of Apple Pay product strategy.
Salary range is $149,700 to $280,000.
Among the preferred qualifications, it mentions stablecoins and tokenized deposits.
Google is hiring in Hong Kong for a Web3 architect for its cloud business.
It serves institutional customers across the Asia-Pacific region.
The requirements include understanding stablecoin payment rails and custody systems.
Both companies have not officially announced their products yet.
Hiring actions come before product announcements.
HR is often more honest than press releases.
On Google’s side, it has been laying the groundwork for a while.
It has built ledgers for tokenized assets, and it has pulled partners for AI payments.
Apple Card has just been handed over to JPMorgan Chase.
The underlying payments infrastructure is being rearranged.
Stablecoin settlement only really started running in earnest in recent years.
When big tech moves in, there’s an extra layer at the entry point.
But hiring is more like probing than a commitment.
For crypto, a giant hiring people contains more information than a giant making headlines.
Who do you think will be the next one to make an official announcement? Let’s discuss in the comments.
👉 巨头先招人
This week, Apple and Google both posted job openings together.
The roles all point to stablecoins and tokenized deposits.
Apple is hiring in New York for a Head of Apple Pay product strategy.
Salary range is $149,700 to $280,000.
Among the preferred qualifications, it mentions stablecoins and tokenized deposits.
Google is hiring in Hong Kong for a Web3 architect for its cloud business.
It serves institutional customers across the Asia-Pacific region.
The requirements include understanding stablecoin payment rails and custody systems.
Both companies have not officially announced their products yet.
Hiring actions come before product announcements.
HR is often more honest than press releases.
On Google’s side, it has been laying the groundwork for a while.
It has built ledgers for tokenized assets, and it has pulled partners for AI payments.
Apple Card has just been handed over to JPMorgan Chase.
The underlying payments infrastructure is being rearranged.
Stablecoin settlement only really started running in earnest in recent years.
When big tech moves in, there’s an extra layer at the entry point.
But hiring is more like probing than a commitment.
For crypto, a giant hiring people contains more information than a giant making headlines.
Who do you think will be the next one to make an official announcement? Let’s discuss in the comments.
