I've got some things in my mind regarding your opinion here:

- Men who have responsibilities and have got nothing in hands but Bitcoin, won't hold but sell them not for the sake of profits but to pursue their responsibilities smoothly, same applies to those women who come in the same category.

- Women who are independent, have ^spare^ money to invest and keep it aside for a side income whereas they've got a real world job to survive on other hand, will definitely hold their coins for a duration even longer than men can hold, same applies to those men who come under the same category. So, you can say that women are less in crypto space compared to men; but pointing a question towards their hodling capability is not fine at all. I know one of my female friends who held her BTC till that 2017 spike and sold when it was $14k (although she wanted wanted to sell at a million bucks, she had been hodling them since 2015 so it was a great return to her patience).