Where a generic CV loses crypto meaning
“Built a blockchain product” can hide whether the work involved protocol engineering, custody, wallets, trading infrastructure, compliance, token operations, or customer-facing applications. The market, trust boundary, and exposure to financial or operational risk determine what the result actually means.
What the dedicated schema must capture
The schema is being designed to distinguish protocol, infrastructure, product, security, compliance, operations, and market roles. It must connect the candidate’s contribution to the asset model, custody boundary, transaction flow, regulatory setting, and measurable outcome.
What it must never infer
The schema must not invent ownership of assets, protocol security, regulatory approval, trading performance, token economics, transaction volume, or custody responsibility. Every material claim remains anchored to candidate evidence.