Wall Street is hiring talents in stablecoin fields with high salaries, with annual salary of up to $350,000 for compliant positions

According to BlockBeats, on September 11, the stablecoin boom has benefited Dfns, a cryptocurrency wallet technology provider, but in some ways, this "benefit" may be a bit too much. The company’s co-founder Clarisse Hagège raised $16 million for his startup in January and is now expanding to meet the needs of customers in the stablecoin space. However, the growing popularity of stablecoins has sparked a talent battle, which has left her, a company with only 42 employees, both difficult and costly in filling 17 vacancies. "Now everyone is spending a lot of money (snatching people)," she said. "There is a massive talent 'gold rush' in this field," said Owen Dearn, founder of fintech recruitment company Find. He estimates that about 80% of the positions he has placed in his company over the past few months have been related to stablecoins. Dearn revealed that in the United States, the basic annual salary of the position of stablecoin strategy head for large traditional financial institutions is usually between $250,000 and $400,000; in the United Kingdom, the annual salary for the position is expected to be between £150,000 and £220,000 (about $203,000 to $298,000). In the United States, senior compliance positions in stablecoins can earn up to $350,000 annual salary.