Quote from: davis196 on Today at 05:29:33 AM

Quote from: mk4 on Today at 03:17:55 AM

Funnily how they're trying to force certain genders into certain industries.

Nursing, education, and social-related jobs are female dominated; whereas physical-related , computer-related, and architecture jobs are male dominated. WHICH IS TOTALLY FINE.

This is feminist propaganda and nothing else.
Is anyone or anything stopping women from trading cryptocurrencies or having a Bitcoin wallet?I don't think so.
The cryptocurrency industry is male dominated,because men are usually more tech savvy and more interested into financial stuff.Women are more than welcome in the cryptocurrency world,but it's not our problem,that the vast majority of women don't express any interest in digital finance and blockchain technology.

Men aren't inherently more tech savvy or interested in financial stuff, that's just how American culture has been thus far, and doesn't have to continue to be. For the past century, really verging on since the beginning of kingdoms in Europe, men have been designated the role of money maker, simply because they could physically control those who might wish to take that role instead, specifically women. At the same time, historically it has also no been acceptable for men to show as much emotion/empathy and thus women have dominated the industries where it is beneficial for someone to be more emotional and show more empathy for others. The reason more men are more interested than women in these industries is because society has formed us that way. While this shit about robinhood is kinda bs, and a ridiculous manipulation play, the rest of you guys are completely downplaying the importance of having diversity of thought in all aspects of life, including crypto and financial industries. You should care, because history tells us that when more people have a voice at the table, more ideas are presented and more successful achievements are made. There's nothing inherently stopping women from joining these industries, the same as men joining women dominated fields, but the societal expectations are pushing people into predefined boxes which no one should deem acceptable. You should be pushing for diversity if you really want bitcoin and crypto to prosper. At the very least, it means more buyers and more demand, making your coins worth more.