How do we get more women to be involved in Crypto

[tyz]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

I wonder why you necessarily need to bring more women into cryptocurrencies? There is no gender barrier. Anyone can participate if they want to. Cryptocurrencies may be too technical for many and that may be why few women are into the field. There is a reason why women are in the minority in courses like computer science or mechanical engineering and clearly in the majority in courses like social science or business administration.

[South Park]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

I understand what you are saying but I do not think there is anything to fix, there have been some studies that show that when it comes to investing on average men are risk takers while women are risk adverse, this explains very easily why we see such a disparity on the number of men and women we see in the market, so eventually this disparity will solve itself when bitcoin becomes more stable and then women will invest in bitcoin, now this will create a disparity on the amount of bitcoin held by each group, but that is normal as the one that takes the highest risk is the one that gets the biggest reward.

[AmoreJaz]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

I understand what you are saying but I do not think there is anything to fix, there have been some studies that show that when it comes to investing on average men are risk takers while women are risk adverse, this explains very easily why we see such a disparity on the number of men and women we see in the market, so eventually this disparity will solve itself when bitcoin becomes more stable and then women will invest in bitcoin, now this will create a disparity on the amount of bitcoin held by each group, but that is normal as the one that takes the highest risk is the one that gets the biggest reward.

you don't need to entice women to join this crypto market. because they will join on their own accord. most want an assurance of their funds because they are usually the ones managing their home budget. so they don't need to be screwed with their crypto investments. this is why a lot want a concrete plan for their funds not going to high risk investments. maybe they will, but only few can afford to go the extra mile here. especially if they are not very wealthy to afford unexpected losses.

[kawetsriyanto]

~ frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing.

How can you conclude this? What makes you think crypto is more suitable for men?
In my opinion, crypto is for everyone, with no limitation for gender. No matter you are a man or woman, if you are interested in crypto, you can join it at any time. Regarding there is a crypto project which prefers to gather women, there is no problem with this. Each project has its own goals, the developer has the right to involve man or woman.

~ how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

We don't need to do anything. Each person has their own interest. He/she will be on the project that he/she wants on her/his own, we don't have to set them up.

[trendcoin]

Men are more prone to abstract thinking. For this reason, we like to deal more with intangible assets like cryptocurrencies. :) This assumption cannot be generalized to the whole society. However, it is largely true. On the other hand, women have better premonitions than men. This is how the decisions of the evolutionary process developed. Let's respect the choices please. Cryptocurrencies are open to the whole universe. Let's not force anyone. Let everyone be here of their own free will. :)

[Rengga Jati]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.

Women love money, something beautiful, pageantry, and also other trendy performances. Moreover, women are easier to be triggered and attracted to love something moreover when another popular woman has been also right here.
This may be not really right by attracting women to do that, but as long as they also learn about crypto, why not? Not only following others to be involved in the cryptocurrency.

 

My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing.

As far as I know, nowadays, many women have been in the crypto industry, this is not about masculinity or others. Crypto is for everyone. We also don't know exactly if people behind the members here are only men or there are many women also. And we can also see some teams included in the projects are also women.
So, it is not about masculinity, but about who wants to be involved in crypto industry, ready for the development, love analysis, and also love cryptocurrency

[eaLiTy]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

Why do you need to balance them, what is your motivation. Let everyone choose what they prefer rather than forcing them to taking up something they are least interested  .  You really cannot say that there is no woman in the entire space, i know several woman in the cryptocurrency space who are involved in multiple projects working in different positions and it is all about interest in a subject and not about what they have in between  .

[michellee]

I am not sure if the number of men in the crypto space will be more than women because we do not have the right number of those involved in crypto. Maybe women are involved in crypto without us knowing and they do not show themselves on social media or other websites because they think it is better to work in crypto secretly. There should be a reason for that as a crypto user can have the freedom to show themselves in public or stay silent without telling others. Women can get involved in crypto in their way, and I am sure they already have it without telling them so we can let them like that.

[Victorik]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

Well there ae so many ways, when I was a starter in this field, my girlfriend doesn't know a thing about crypto. Later on when I told her I have earned some penny doing bounty and stuffs, she was attracted to it. The thing is most girls are materialistic, so she was interested and later on invested in BTC. That is why you should learn first and teach them how does it work. Now second you should have at least a women to try to attract using crypto so if you don't have one, now is the time to look for. When I told crypto to my sister, she did not bother hearing a single word. So I told her I earned some free money in here and then the next thing is she was interested and learned stuffs leading to her buying so many altcoins. They want to hear free stuffs first then I somewhat learn some of them are greedy, leading to them buying more coins.

Yea, I think I like your approach to it. Learn first, get results before attempting to teach them.
When they don't see you succeeding in it, they may be discourage and don't even wanna hear you talk about it.

[Maestro75]

I think women think it's easy,

You mean they do not think it is easy? I believe that is what you meant to write there. Yes that is it. Cryptocurrency is complicated in a way and women like to avoid anything like that. It is not that we do not have them in here but they are very few. Stocks are also not easy but what makes it appealing to women can be that it has to do with only simply investing and leaving it for a few years to become profitable. Cryptocurrency is more complicated than just buying and selling. There is also issues of wallets and online and offline security of it.

[Strongkored]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

Maybe because crypto is more towards technology so more men are involved in it, but I believe the number of women involved in crypto is also not small, because crypto prioritizes anonymity so many do not consider it too important to reveal their gender, and balancing between men and women involved in crypto is not important because there are always jobs and others that will indeed be dominated by a certain gender.

[mardaed]

I also think that women are as involved as the men in crypto, but they are not just vocal and do not show it as much as the men do. When it comes to mental capacity, I think that one are also capable to take the pressure and risk of entering the market and making their way within. Although, no one could attest on the ratio if men and women are balanced or imbalanced in the crypto world.

[Dr.Osh]

well, women's willingness to join in the crypto world depends on their hobbies. Well, I think the majority of women don't have a passion for this. however, if you want to attract them, there are many ways, namely by providing education, training, and employment related to cryptocurrencies. however, the most effective thing is to invite and educate them.

[erep]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved?

You didn't mention the specific details of the project involving more women, we may need more information before assessing the differences between genders.

Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

Cryptocurrencies for all genders, there is no gender difference to be an active participant in cryptocurrencies because everyone has the opportunity to become rich and successful since he declared himself part of the crypto community.

[Oasisman]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

You could've provided a link to that certain project and be specific on how they organise the pageant and applications.
There were actually a lot of women who's involved into cryptocurrency, though there were more men than women but I don't see anything "masculine" about cryptocurrency. It is for everyone and there is no gender biases to it, I don't know what you're trying to point out here.
Maybe the project was just trying to advertise their product because that certain pageantry is popular?

[Pejoh Asu]

Women usually don't like new things, especially cryptocurrencies are investments that are too risky, usually women prefer to waste money on unimportant things such as gadgets, bags, clothes and so on, this is what makes cryptocurrencies users dominated by men.

[perfect999]

cryptocurrency I think for everyone there is no prohibition for anyone whether it is male or female and why are more men involved in crypto because men have strong mentality men dare to take risks and I think many women do not dare to take risks and women do not ready to lose, so for women to want to get into crypto they need to learn about the basics of crypto maybe they will enter after they understand crypto.

It depends because there are men who doesn't like to take big risk. For example, me I am afraid to take big risks when it comes to crypto gambling but my girl encourage me to do it.

There are female that are risk takers most especially if they are alone with their kids and their husbands leave them. They need to be strong and strive to raise their kids all by themselves. They can get involved in crypto because it can help them earn money but we men do not notice that because no one have done a survey yet if what is the percentage of male and female that are involved in crypto's. There is no masculinity involved here because we do not lift heavy weights here.

[lousie9]

Just recently, I saw a project trying to get more women to be involved in cryptocurrency by organizing a pageantry, and then asked for application.
My question is, is this really the best way to involve women in cryptocurrency? Is there no better way to get them involved? Because, frankly speaking, cryptocurrency is more of a masculine affair than a feminine thing. So how do we balance this imbalance in the Crypto space?

All projects are free to use their business strategy and use women as a bigger attraction for investors to enter the project and from the past there have also been many women who have entered the crypto world so there is no harm in them also joining crypto.

[bhooscream]

women's willingness to join in the crypto world depends on their hobbies.

Not only women, all men also join crypto based on their hobbies or their passions. It is a common thing, even it is not only in crypto. In other job fields, people join a certain job because of their own hobbies or passions.

Well, I think the majority of women don't have a passion for this.

It is wrong. There are many women who worked in crypto and be experts. The abilities of both women and men are the same, no different. But women prefer to hide their identities, unlike men who want to publish their crypto jobs to the public. So, I am sure the majority of women have positions in crypto, it is no different than men.

[Scripture]

Cryptocurrency has no gender preference, we all have the same opportunity here and it will depend on them if they are willing to take the risk or not nut women are always welcome here, there’s no bullying in cryptocurrency since we are buying because of the project not because of your gender.

Women should always be welcome, I also hear a lot of good names in the field of cryptocurrency they are doing great and I hope that many women should start to adopt as well, they have a great future here.