We've talked about managing our crypto assets as we get older, the ins and outs of inheriting crypto, and when to start teaching our kids about it. But there's one thing we haven't really considered: their active involvement in this market, instead of just passively taking our advice.

I truly believe that over the next 10 to 20 years, careers in the blockchain and crypto space will be an unstoppable trend, much like the huge wave of IT jobs we saw 10 or 15 years ago. Right now, the number of people working in blockchain and crypto is pretty small, but most of them earn really high salaries compared to the average. This is definitely going to draw in more talent once more countries around the world get their crypto legal frameworks in place.

I even tried my hand at blockchain programming with the Rust language once, but it was pretty complex, so I decided to stick to my strengths. However, I'm confident my kids can do better, and I see them taking on many roles in this promising market down the road.


If my child wants to pursue an engineering path, they could become a blockchain developer or focus on integrating blockchain into various businesses. On the flip side, if finance is more their thing, they could work in a bank and specialize in crypto-related services. While AI can handle a lot of jobs, the human element will always be incredibly important.

Traders and data analysts are also quite appealing roles, but I wouldn't want them to become social media KOLs. That's just too risky due to the threat of kidnappers. Regardless, if my child genuinely loves blockchain technology and the crypto market, I will absolutely support them. And if they lean towards other fields like sports, science, or art, I'll respect and support those passions too.

I'd like to get your opinion on this.

• Would you guide your children to participate in the blockchain-crypto career market?
• What profession in this market do you think your children would be suited for?
• Will AI take over all human jobs in these spaces?

We've talked about managing our crypto assets as we get older, the ins and outs of inheriting crypto, and when to start teaching our kids about it. But there's one thing we haven't really considered: their active involvement in this market, instead of just passively taking our advice.

I truly believe that over the next 10 to 20 years, careers in the blockchain and crypto space will be an unstoppable trend, much like the huge wave of IT jobs we saw 10 or 15 years ago. Right now, the number of people working in blockchain and crypto is pretty small, but most of them earn really high salaries compared to the average. This is definitely going to draw in more talent once more countries around the world get their crypto legal frameworks in place.

I even tried my hand at blockchain programming with the Rust language once, but it was pretty complex, so I decided to stick to my strengths. However, I'm confident my kids can do better, and I see them taking on many roles in this promising market down the road.


If my child wants to pursue an engineering path, they could become a blockchain developer or focus on integrating blockchain into various businesses. On the flip side, if finance is more their thing, they could work in a bank and specialize in crypto-related services. While AI can handle a lot of jobs, the human element will always be incredibly important.

Traders and data analysts are also quite appealing roles, but I wouldn't want them to become social media KOLs. That's just too risky due to the threat of kidnappers. Regardless, if my child genuinely loves blockchain technology and the crypto market, I will absolutely support them. And if they lean towards other fields like sports, science, or art, I'll respect and support those passions too.

I'd like to get your opinion on this.

• Would you guide your children to participate in the blockchain-crypto career market?
• What profession in this market do you think your children would be suited for?
• Will AI take over all human jobs in these spaces?