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Coinbase Expands Singapore Team As Crypto Licensing Tightens
Coinbase plans to increase its Singapore workforce from about 150 to 200 employees by the end of 2026, expanding its local team as the city-state strengthens its role as a regulated cryptocurrency hub in Asia. The planned increase would add roughly 50 positions, lifting the exchange’s Singapore headcount by about one-third. Coinbase is mainly seeking engineers, customer service employees, relationship managers and institutional sales representatives. The hiring plan was disclosed as Coinbase opened a new Singapore office at One Raffles Quay on Wednesday. The office gives the exchange a larger base for serving ... (full story)
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