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Solana co-founder and chief executive officer of Solana, Anatoly Yakovenko, has recently remained highly critical of the administration of Joe Biden. He has rebuked the US government for its ineptitude in creating jobs and encouraging employment opportunities at the local levels. Solana co-founder: Government Failed in Creating Jobs Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko is reportedly infuriated by the fact that most of the jobs in the Solana ecosystem could have been positioned in California or elsewhere in the United States but have become overseas. His comments come as the US labor market is under additional scrutiny, with new reports suggesting job growth is cooling. According to recent JOLTS data from the US Labor Department, job openings fell to 7.7 million (4.6%), below the forecasted 8.1 million and down from 8.18 million the previous month. That is signaling a cooling labor market that could prompt a dovish stance by the Federal Reserve. Austin Federa, Head of Strategy at The Solana Foundation, said of the rising opportunities available within the Solana ecosystem: “With 237 jobs open on Solana’s community job board, there’s truly never been a better time to jump into a Solana project.” He pointed out the wave of new projects migrating or expanding in the Solana network. “If you’re one of them,” he said, “hit me up. He added he will help with “infrastructure, devs, ecosystem connections, GTM, marketing, intros, general advice and Solana nuances to accelerate.” Despite such job prospects, he expressed his frustration that one should employ workers within the borders of the US. This could have happened, had it not been for governmental incompetence both at the state and federal levels. The critique by Anatoly Yakovenko forms part of a broader dissatisfaction he has voiced regarding how the current administration is handling employment. Particularly, this frustration is more…

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