New step in Bitcoin from MicroStrategy
New step in Bitcoin from MicroStrategy New step in Bitcoin from MicroStrategy
New step in Bitcoin from MicroStrategy
Enterprise Software Company "MicroStrategy", one of the largest companies in the USA, has announced that it is now looking for an engineer for Lightning Network-based Software as a Service (SaaS) platform, products by posting a new job.
When this job posting was published on the website earlier this week, it is stated that it is looking for people who can offer innovative solutions to businesses against cyber security problems and enable new e-commerce usage areas.
Candidates are required to have experience in creating software solutions that leverage the Bitcoin blockchain and Lightning Network or other decentralized (DeFi) technologies.
Biggest Bitcoin investor
MicroStrategy, one of the biggest investors in Bitcoin, is known to have started the crypto buying spree in 2020 by spending $ 250 million.New step in Bitcoin from MicroStrategy
It has been announced that he has spent over $3.98 billion to purchase approximately 130,000 BTC to date.MicroStrategy's Lightning move
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