Bjorn Bjercke refers to himself as “Mr. Bitcoin Norway” and works as a cryptocurrency blockchain developer.

As per his resume, Bjercke has

19 years experience with IT solutions, where of 12 years within the Banking and Finance sector.

In September 2013 my interest in Bitcoin sparked.

Bjercke (right) has been working as a “Project Manager / Bitcoin Block Chain Specialist” for Acando Norway since August, 2016.

Acando is a consulting company whose business concept is, in partnership with its customers, to create business value by enhancing and streamlining processes, organizations and digital solutions.

The Group has approximately 1,700 employees allocated over five countries. Acando had sales of more than SEK 2 billion in 2016 and is listed on the Nasdaq Stockholm.

Prior to Acando Bjercke was working as CEO of Right IT, a blockchain and bitcoin mining consulting company he founded in 2013.

It was during this time that Bjercke was approached by a recruitment firm, purportedly representing OneCoin, to develop a blockchain for them.

Bjercke
claims he was approached
by the recruitment firm Asenshia “about one year ago”.

Asenshia is run by Nigel Chinnock and claim to be a ‘
specialist Executive Recruiter for the Direct Selling and Direct Marketing Industries
‘.

According to Bjercke, Asenshia approached him regarding a “C Level search”.

We are currently working on a C Level search that may interest you. Can you suggest when you may be free for a call and the best number to reach you on?

A “C Level search” is recruitment jargon for trying to fill a high-ranking executive position.

Bjercke got in touch with Asenshia and learned they were looking for a blockchain developer.

Bjercke states the Asenshia representative “laid out all the details” of the position, but didn’t mention it was with OneCoin till “the end” of the conversation.

If he accepted, Bjercke had been offered the position of Chief Technology Officer at OneCoin.

The 2.5 million figure triggered Bjercke’s suspicions, which is what led to Asenshia’s disclosing the company looking to hire was OneCoin.

As with most professionals in the cryptocurrency industry, Bjercke had already heard of OneCoin and
considers it a scam
.

Subsequently, Bjercke turned down the position.

That in itself isn’t particularly of interest, but it provides the backstory for recent comments Bjercke made about OneCoin’s cryptocurrency backend.

After recently coming across OneCoin affiliates promoting the scheme, Bjercke made the claim that at the time Asenshia reached out to him, OneCoin had no blockchain.

They are not mining coins but they are using a MS SQL server where they have scripted coin creation.

Bjercke’s claim is based on his discussions with Asenshia, who explained to him the backend OneCoin was using at the time.

From what the rep. at ASENSHIA described, a non-technical person, it sounded much like a MS SQL, or could maybe but doubtful (be) Oracle DB, as that is way too expensive for th

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is Bjorn Bjercke and what is his professional background in blockchain development?
Bjorn Bjercke, known as "Mr. Bitcoin Norway," is a blockchain developer with 19 years of IT solutions experience, including 12 years in banking and finance. Since August 2016, he has worked as Project Manager and Bitcoin Blockchain Specialist at Acando Norway, a consulting firm with 1,700 employees across five countries. His interest in Bitcoin began in September 2013.

What services does Acando Norway provide in the technology sector?
Acando Norway is a consulting company specializing in creating business value through process enhancement and digital solutions optimization. The organization partners with clients to streamline operations and improve organizational efficiency. As a Nasdaq Stockholm-listed company, Acando generated over 2 billion SEK in 2016 revenue across its European operations.

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