On March 9, it became known that US banking giant JPMorgan has 56 job openings related to the cryptocurrency sphere. Among them, there are 34 blockchain vacant positions.

A number of crypto-related positions are open in the Onyx division. This firm specializes in blockchain technology projects. In addition, Onyx manages all projects pertaining to JPM Coin, JPMorgan’s stablecoin.

The rest of the vacant posts relate to Liink, the bank’s blockchain technology that is meant for cross-border payments. Earlier, the State Bank of India dealt with this matter.

According to analysts, this is a record number of vacancies in the cryptocurrency industry. Job openings have been unveiled in a number of countries, including the United States, India, and Singapore.

This area is really taking off. The Goldman Sachs, an investment bank holding company, posted the results of a client survey finding that about 40% of its clients have exposure to cryptocurrencies. The remaining 60% of respondents expect their digital asset holdings to increase in the next 12-24 months.

Earlier, Bordier & Cie, the oldest bank in Geneva, expanded its private banking services by adding cryptocurrencies. Now its clients can buy, trade, and hold bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, and Tezos.