- The company plans to have Lightning wallets available to 10 million clients.
- The firm plans to develop a Lightning Network-based SaaS platform.
There has been a proliferation of businesses entering the crypto space recently. While some investors get out midway, the vast majority have been increasing their bets. On the other side, MicroStrategy’s former CEO, Michael Saylor, has been widely recognized as a major Bitcoin advocate.
Again demonstrating its fondness for the sector, the company was getting ready to bring on board additional people to work towards the same goal. According to a recent job posting, the company is looking to hire an engineer to work on Lightning Network-related products.
The job post read:
“As a Bitcoin Lightning Software Engineer at MicroStrategy, you will build a Lightning Network-based SaaS platform, providing enterprises with innovative solutions to cyber-security challenges and enabling new eCommerce use-cases.”
Lightning Network at the Center
MicroStrategy is looking for a Bitcoin Lightning Software Engineer to help develop a Lightning Network-based SaaS platform that will help businesses address cyber security issues and open up new opportunities for online retailers. Decentralized finance also had its first print appearance alongside this.
It’s worth noting that MicroStrategy has been quite active recently with regards to Bitcoin. A solution to attract a large number of users to the Lightning Network is one of the top priorities for the company, as was reported earlier this month.
The former CEO, Saylor, has said that the Lightning Network for Bitcoin is “the most important thing going on in the world in technology.” Overnight, the company plans to have Lightning wallets available to 10 million clients.
After Bitcoin’s price dropped to about $18,000, the cryptocurrency community became cautious. The asset, however, began to show signs of improvement early today.
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