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  • I’m a law graduate with 5 years of experience in international laws and compliance, exploring a global career in blockchain compliance and legal policy. As blockchain regulations evolve worldwide, I want to focus on qualifications that are globally recognized and valued.

    Would certifications like Certified Blockchain Professional (CBP), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), or Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) carry more weight internationally? Or is a specialized master’s degree, such as an LLM in would be more impactful for advancing in this field?

    Looking forward to insights from professionals with global experience!

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  • Naina Grehwal

    Member • 1mo

    If you want to advance your career in blockchain compliance, focus on certifications like CAMS (Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist) or CISA (Certified Information Systems Auditor) for strong global recognition. For a deeper legal or technical focus, consider an LLM in Blockchain and FinTech Law from the University of Nicosia or a Master’s in Blockchain Technology from MIT or Berkeley. Certifications like CBP (Certified Blockchain Professional) are great for beginners, while advanced programs like MBA with Blockchain Specialization (offered by Wharton or INSEAD) prepare you for leadership roles. Choose based on whether you prioritize legal, technical, or strategic career goals. For certifications, CAMS is ideal for professionals handling AML/KYC in blockchain, especially in cryptocurrency compliance. It’s widely respected in financial and blockchain industries. CISA is perfect if you aim to integrate auditing and risk management skills with blockchain technology. CBP, offered by the Blockchain Council, provides a solid foundation for understanding blockchain applications and compliance, making it suitable for those just entering the field.

    On the academic side, an LLM in Blockchain and FinTech Law is excellent for lawyers looking to specialize in blockchain regulations, with programs like those at the University of Nicosia and Edinburgh ranking high globally. If you're technically inclined, a Master’s in Blockchain Technology at MIT or Berkeley gives you expertise in blockchain architecture and compliance.

    An MBA with a Blockchain Focus is best for leadership roles, blending business strategy with blockchain insights. Universities like Wharton and INSEAD offer programs tailored to professionals aiming for senior roles in compliance or blockchain strategy. These paths align well with global standards, ensuring you stay competitive in this growing sector.

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  • Shubhada Pande

    Community Administrator • 4w

    To understand more about skills Needed for Blockchain Compliance (1) Technical Skills: Understand blockchain architecture, smart contracts, and tools like Chainalysis. (2) Regulatory Knowledge: Know global laws (EU’s MiCA, FATF) and region-specific rules (RBI, SEC). (3) Soft Skills: Analyze risks, communicate clearly, and adapt to changes in regulations.

    Career Roles Entry-Level: Blockchain Compliance Analyst, Risk Management Associate. Mid-Level: Compliance Manager, Blockchain Auditor. Senior-Level: Chief Compliance Officer, Blockchain Legal Advisor.

    Blockchain compliance offers high demand, strong salaries, and opportunities for growth. Learn how you can build a career in this exciting field.

    👉 Read the full blog here:

    https://artofblockchain.club/article/blockchain-compliance-careers-skills-education-and-market-outlook-for-2025

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