💻 Blockchain developers are in great demand, despite the fall of the crypt

The aggravation of volatility in the digital asset market has led to a large—scale outflow of capital - both from cryptocurrencies and from blockchain projects. But the demand for specialists in decentralized technologies is growing.

According to DevSkiller, in 2022, the demand for blockchain programmers soared by 552%. Technology companies use this platform to evaluate the qualifications of a potential employee.

IT giants and banks are interested in blockchain as a tool for creating data storage and transmission services. Therefore, they are recruiting specialists who are able to put decentralized technologies into practice for deploying databases and applications.

Tokenization of tangible assets is one of the cutting—edge areas, so analysts predict the continued high demand for blockchain developers in 2023.
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Another Day, Another Ripple partnership

"National Bank of Fujairah PJSC (NBF), has just announced its partnership with Ripple and their plans to use RippleNet for cross-border remittance payments for Indian customers. The bank will be partnering with Indian bank Indus Ind Bank.

The partnership will allow NBF customers to utilize RippleNet’s cross-border payment system for a cheaper, more transparent way to send remittance payments to India. It will also facilitate faster and more traceable payments, offering an improved experience.

NBF, is a Shariah law compliant bank, which offers commercial and retail banking options for customers. They have 18 branches across the United Arab Emirates (UAE). NBF has a large Indian customer base."

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