Wall Street is aggressively hiring for high-paying positions in the stablecoin sector, with compliance roles commanding salaries up to $350,000 annually. The surge in demand for stablecoin expertise has led to a talent war, as companies like cryptocurrency wallet provider Dfns struggle to fill vacancies. Dfns, which raised $16 million earlier this year, is expanding to meet client needs but faces challenges due to the competitive job market. Owen Dearn, founder of fintech recruitment firm Find, noted that 80% of recent placements are stablecoin-related, with US salaries for heads of stablecoin strategy ranging from $250,000 to $400,000.