Writing so called "smart contracts"[1] in Solidity isn't a full-time job, it's mostly for part-time employees, freelancers or consulting companies. They're an

Writing so called "smart contracts"[1] in Solidity isn't a full-time job, it's mostly for part-time employees, freelancers or consulting companies. They're an important, but fairly small component of the entire system. If you want a full-time job in crypto , you will also need to handle security audits, frontend, backend, DevOps, Oracles/price datafeeds, KYC/AML, data engineering, integrations with exchanges and other chains, cryptoeconomic simulations, token sale websites, marketing websites, telegram chatbots, etc. Not sure what's the current status of the Enterprise Ethereum (EEA), but I see real companies learned to avoid this stuff, i.e. MS Azure winded down their managed blockchain services. Not sure whether banks and Big 4 accounting firms are still doing permissioned blockchain pilots. But if they do, it's either an in-house blockchain enthusiasts from internal innovation labs or outside consulting companies. -- [1] IMO the correct term is "Agents", or "Agents with the wallet"