I wonder in what area these jobs really are, there are bound to be a lot of jobs for specialists in a variety of areas, think lawyers, accountants, compliance specialists and many more. That's discounting all jobs that are even directly involved in the creation, development or adoption of any cryptocurrencies.
The article actually answers this question:
The survey revealed the bitcoin and blockchain software engineers are the most in-demand, followed by other technical roles such as product manager and technology architect.
So they're not much different from typical tech companies, which isn't all that surprising considering the fact that they're also in tech.
People seem to think the SEC will play nicer with crypto as a whole because it provides employment, but I doubt that. It's out of their mandate. The directive to ease up would have to come from higher up. It's kind of like how ICE has ramped up its operations vs. illegals under Trump despite no change in laws.