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Crypto directly employs 34,000 in the US and contributes $55 billion to the economy: NCA report

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4 outlets - including Coin-turk, Cryptobriefing and Bitcoinworld and 1 more - are covering this story. 🚨 The US crypto industry contributed $55 billion to the economy in 2026. 👥 About 232,000 jobs in the US are supported by crypto companies and related activities. 📈 Direct employment in $XRP-backed crypto firms outpaced some manufacturing…

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Crypto industry adds $55 billion to US economy, employs 232,000 in 2026
CoinTurk News Jul 23, 20:10 UTC

Crypto industry adds $55 billion to US economy, employs 232,000 in 2026

🚨 The US crypto industry contributed $55 billion to the economy in 2026. 👥 About 232,000 jobs in the US are supported by crypto companies and related activities. 📈 Direct employment in $XRP-backed crypto firms outpaced some manufacturing…

NCA report reveals crypto employs 34,000 in US, contributes $55B to economy
Crypto Briefing Jul 22, 16:56 UTC

NCA report reveals crypto employs 34,000 in US, contributes $55B to economy

NCA's report reveals crypto employs 34,000 in US and could bolster the economy by $55B, impacting investments and regulation.

U.S. crypto industry employs 34,000, could add $55 billion to GDP in 2026, report says
Bitcoin World Jul 22, 16:50 UTC

U.S. crypto industry employs 34,000, could add $55 billion to GDP in 2026, report says

BitcoinWorld U.S. crypto industry employs 34,000, could add $55 billion to GDP in 2026, report says The U.S. cryptocurrency industry directly employs 34,000 people and is projected to contribute more than $55 billion to the nation’s gross d…

Crypto directly employs 34,000 in the US and contributes $55 billion to the economy: NCA report
The Block Jul 22, 16:00 UTC

Crypto directly employs 34,000 in the US and contributes $55 billion to the economy: NCA report

Crypto directly employs 34,000 in the U.S. and contributes $55 billion to the economy in 2026, according to an NCA-funded report.