Economist
An economist is an individual who studies the production and distribution of goods, services, and wealth. Economists may specialize in a number of different areas such as macroeconomics, microeconomics, public finance or economic history. Economists are often employed by universities to conduct research on various topics related to economics or they can find employment within businesses seeking advice on how best to use their resources. They also work for governments making policy decisions about taxation and other budgetary matters that affect the economy at large.
Cryptocurrency economists take a more specialized role when it comes to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum because these new financial technology developments offer unique opportunities and risks not seen before with traditional currencies. Cryptocurrency experts must be well-versed in both computer science principles as well as economic theory so that they can provide valuable insights into what strategies should be taken when investing in virtual currency markets. This includes studying market trends over time, analyzing data from digital exchanges (such as Coinbase) where investors buy/sell cryptocurrency assets, coming up with predictions regarding future price movements based off current conditions as well as providing technical analysis which measures momentum indicators among many other factors relevant to trading decisions made by investors looking for profitable returns while minimizing risk associated with any given investment opportunity being considered
