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A crypto analyst is a professional who studies cryptocurrency and provides analysis to investors. They work with clients to ensure that they understand the risks and potential rewards of investing in cryptocurrency. Crypto analysts typically have a degree in economics or finance. They also have experience working with statistical analysis and financial data. In addition, crypto analysts must be well-versed in the technology that powers cryptocurrency.
They must be able to identify trends and explain their findings to clients in a clear and concise manner. As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, so too will the job of a crypto analyst.
Qualifications, training and skills required
An analyst position typically requires a bachelor's degree in either business, finance, or a field related to blockchain technology or cryptocurrency. Many universities offer courses centred around blockchain technology and cryptocurrency. While some companies do not require master's degrees, most are interested in candidates who possess them and offer junior jobs. For this type of position, companies will look for candidates who have this level of education and experience.
Extra desired training
An overview of blockchain technology
coding experience and skills
programming languages, including JavaScript and Python
smart-contract languages, including Solidity
web development experience
algorithms used to process data
cryptography
Being able to stay informed about changes in the field
requires a well-developed collaborative style
problem-solving abilities
ability to translate complex concepts into simple terms
