Quote from: Chibaba on May 26, 2024, 11:14:02 PM

I don't know if the timing of MY reply will be useful but ya the proportion of men to women in crypto has a huge imbalance. Consistent survey has shown women involved are ranging from 30% to 40% and the most recent reported by cointelegraph shows only 37$ of world women population are involved in crypto but with Gracy and YI already holding key position in a top crypto exchanges I expect more women to follow suit

It’s difficult for women to break into male-dominated fields. Due to a few reasons being lack of awareness, representation and just gender bias. Since not much women are in the field, it’s already less considered by other women as they do not see a lot of women in it. Because of lack of representation they aren’t able to find mentors and support that they need when trying to get into the industry.

Lastly many of those who are part of the industry have some discriminatory biases against women which ultimately discourage them to further be interested in the field.

Quote from: electronicash on May 29, 2024, 04:07:42 PM

there were already lots of them in crypto. some are even YouTubers which is quite impressive especially when they know exactly what is going on politically and some scandals in crypto especially with SEC involvement. there are a few that i subscribed especially Laura Shin.

if girls are users in this forum, however, i have some doubts about them. maybe there are really girls in the forum but announcing it seems suspicious enough, Grin

and besides there is no need to announce about being Women because that does not help them in anyway .