You cannot force interest, and it is the same for even a man who is not interested in cryptocurrency or anything digital and sees it as a get-rich quick scheme or scam. Interest in cryptocurrency is not gender selective and it is all about responsibility, for a woman who looks for a way to make money for herself or support her family will consider any means to make money and any sort of investment to make, that brings me back to the side of interest because responsibility sometimes brings interest.
I agree that we shouldn't force people to get into cryptocurrencies. But we cannot stop the others if they're very joyful and encouraging to tell others that they should also invest on this market. There is no gender here in this market and this is one of the good things about it. But to tell a woman on how they should invest and encourage them, it's our personal decision if we want them to be with us. Because not everyone knows how to invest and it's a good help if someone guides them and gives them tip on how to take this market with less pressure despite it's so risky.
Leaving it on them to decide is probably the best way, I wouldn't even recommend it to anyone, even if it's my girlfriend or wife or anyone close to me because at the end of the day, they are going to use their money and if something happens, I'll be the one taking the blame for it and I don't want to deal with those things. This is the reason why I don't discuss it myself, but if someone asks and shows interest by taking the initiative, then I go ahead and explain whatever I know to them without going to extra lengths and keeping it short and simple, and if they pick up some interest, they will ask for more.
Women in general are very patient, but at times, they can panic as well. I have seen a lot of women who tend to be mentally very strong and nothing can make them panic and they handle the worst situations very calmly, such women can be perfect for a market like this because they wouldn't panic at all even if the market is in decline.