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They're clearly recruiting there for someone doing legal compliance, which experience in crypto would help for because legally it's the same as ingame currency even without a blockchain involved.
That post, and this whole EAC thing, are the first step in implementing the player economy. It's why the map creators who make a living off Patreon and Booth are all for it - the client needs to be secured from tampering first so that it can have a native economy and in-game currency.