Agreed, but it's important to realize that not everyone thinks this way (in fact, the majority probably doesn't). As for 'the numbers', it's not a secret that there are fewer women in tech than men. However, while many say 'it's fine, it's not like women are not allowed to join or anything, they're just not interested', I find this view unfair. Gender gap is a real thing, and in many countries it's huge. While there aren't many countries where women are indeed not allowed to join this area, there are quite some countries where they are discouraged to do so. I live in one of these, and when you're expected to focus on family or some female-dominated jobs, no wonder many girls don't see it as a good career choice because they don't want to be considered 'weird'. So while theoretically blockchain is genderless, in practice there are prejudices that can be solid obstacles on the way of more women joining the field.