Women using Bitcoin

[Zoomic]

Although we don't know the real statistic about how many women are joining in Bitcoin, I am sure that increase than a few years ago especially with what happen to Bitcoin. Maybe we can get the data from the internet but I am not sure if that number is the real number for those women who joined in Bitcoin.

Maybe there is more number that we don't know because we need to input all from the worldwide. So we need to collect all data from all countries and record it.

The investing is a thing that attract women to join in Bitcoin. Usually, women like to saving their money in many things such as gold but if they know Bitcoin and how it works, maybe they will invest in Bitcoin.

There is no accurate statistics on the internet that shows the total number of of men or women who are into Bitcoin. Remember, Bitcoin keeps its users anonymous, so how did those who compiled those statistics on the internet know which user is male or female? We can only say a little about this base on those who we see talking about bitcoin.

We have always known women to be risks averse which might dissuade them from investing in assets like bitcoin. But right now, there is an increased financial education which had made made more women willing to take risks than before. Women like money and they have heard lots of people say good testimonies about bitcoin which has given them the confidence to join the trend.

 

[knowngunman]

Nowadays many woman searching for online income, investing options, definitely they know about bitcoin. I found few ladies using bitcoin in some forums.
Similarity between bitcoin and woman are mood swings, can't understand easily.😀

It's not about knowing it, it's about adoption. How many of them are willing to take the risk? I know, we can not entirely ruled out their involvement in bitcoin but the percentage is very meager to be noticed. Despite that there's no accurate and legit data to prove it, we have seen the cases in other areas with how men are the ones dominating the chart.

Gender equality is not equally when it has to do with risk.

[Baofeng]

Nowadays many woman searching for online income, investing options, definitely they know about bitcoin. I found few ladies using bitcoin in some forums.
Similarity between bitcoin and woman are mood swings, can't understand easily.😀

It's not about knowing it, it's about adoption. How many of them are willing to take the risk? I know, we can not entirely ruled out their involvement in bitcoin but the percentage is very meager to be noticed. Despite that there's no accurate and legit data to prove it, we have seen the cases in other areas with how men are the ones dominating the chart.

Gender equality is not equally when it has to do with risk.

Not many, as per study in the past, women has that risk aversion. Nevertheless, I believed that it could have been changing in years, as they are also into technology and not just Bitcoin. Perhaps they've learn and evolved already that Bitcoin is now the biggest assets that anyone, I mean anyone can invest.

Before, you can't simply buy stocks and other commodities, you really have to learn a thing or two about them. But with Bitcoin it's totally different, you just have to understand several basics, like wallet and then you can buy it and have it in a wallet that you can total control and then sell later when you are in a profit. So personally, I believed that this market is open for everyone, regardless of gender.

[arwin100]

Does anyone know if more women are joining the Bitcoin bandwagon? I mean, the industry has always been dominated by men. But with BTC hitting the spotlight again due to a new ATH, things could change. Is there some sort of statistics/data/analytics regarding gender adoption of BTC? I'm curious to know.

By the way, I'd like to know what do women find attractive in Bitcoin (compared to men)?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Try to check this

The rate of crypto ownership by women has surged from 18% a year ago to 29% at the start of 2024. 21% of non-owners said the anticipated Bitcoin ETF makes them more likely to invest in cryptocurrency

Source https://www.security.org/digital-security/cryptocurrency-annual-consumer-report/

This statistic shows that lots women is now taking their part to find good opportunity to earn by using bitcoin and crypto. This is good indication that many women are aware that there's something like bitcoin that could give them opportunity to earn money in different forms. Also for sure the number will continue to rise as there are so many hype and good things still continue to happen with this coin.

[Iranus]

It's not about knowing it, it's about adoption. How many of them are willing to take the risk? I know, we can not entirely ruled out their involvement in bitcoin but the percentage is very meager to be noticed. Despite that there's no accurate and legit data to prove it, we have seen the cases in other areas with how men are the ones dominating the chart.

Gender equality is not equally when it has to do with risk.

Not many, as per study in the past, women has that risk aversion. Nevertheless, I believed that it could have been changing in years, as they are also into technology and not just Bitcoin. Perhaps they've learn and evolved already that Bitcoin is now the biggest assets that anyone, I mean anyone can invest.

Before, you can't simply buy stocks and other commodities, you really have to learn a thing or two about them. But with Bitcoin it's totally different, you just have to understand several basics, like wallet and then you can buy it and have it in a wallet that you can total control and then sell later when you are in a profit. So personally, I believed that this market is open for everyone, regardless of gender.

Of course, bitcoin was created for everyone, rich or poor, male or female, it does not discriminate and is for everyone. But I agree that there are still not many women involved in bitcoin or crypto for many reasons. I don't have any data on this but from what's going on around me or through my connections, most of the people investing in bitcoin are men. There are only a few female investors and they even invest very little in them because they do not want to take too much risk.

The world is becoming more equal and fair but that does not mean women will be able to dominate in some fields that have long been dominated by men. Business, investing, especially high-risk forms like cryptocurrency, will always be male-dominated.

[Rabata]

By the way, I'd like to know what do women find attractive in Bitcoin (compared to men)?

If I say in terms of the number of users, then of course men are the ones who are leading Bitcoin, but if I look at the inclusion of women along with men in recent times and the proportional attraction of women towards crypto, then there is definitely a significant change. If we look at various major cryptocurrency projects, women takes the significant position. They are now starting to believe in crypto.

It is not only men who invest in crypto, women also have a big role to play. Men and women and all kinds of people are now very interested in crypto, which is why we have been able to see a big rise in crypto. In recent times, women are definitely adopting cryptocurrency in a big way and this trend will continue in the future. Because the Bitcoin price will continue to rise from the position it was.

[BITCOIN4X]

Although I don't have accurate data on how many women are involved in bitcoin investment, but I can assure you that all projects in the crypto industry have women in their teams. There's no way they don't know about bitcoin and I'm sure they're involved in it, in fact currently there are lots of female influencers who look more knowledgeable than some men.

All genders are interested in earning money and making money. Anyone who is aware of investment will consider Bitcoin as an asset in their portfolio, especially for those who believe in it. The percentage of women may be lower than men, but the purpose of their involvement in investing seems to be the same as all men.

[Orpichukwu]

I know I have known about two ladies back then when I always visited the cafe for school assignments who are fully into crypto currency, and up till date both of them still post about Bitcoin, and they are holders, which I'm very certain about.

If we are to talk about what they are interested in to why they like bitcoin, I will say that the same thing that makes the male gender a Bitcoin supporter will also make it the same for them. We really can't tell some men themselves if asked why they like and hold Bitcoin aside from the profit they expect from it; they can't give any concrete reason for that.

[Mpamaegbu]

Men are generally more willing to explore and try new things, while women are generally more cautious and more rational.

Crypto has been a boys club but I see ladies stepping in bit by bit.  Still got a ways to go before it equals out (if ever), but progress takes time.

The first paragraph re-echoed my perspective on this. Perhaps, that behavioural pattern is society's expectation and women have conformed to it or it's genetically induced which women don't have any control of. Anyway, the obvious is that women tend to avoid enterprises which expose them to more risk. Only a few women get out of this circle. Those who do are seen as exceptional while for men who do it's seen as expected.

Yes, the crypto field is seen as boys club and I don't see that changing or the number levelling up anytime soon.

[Mate2237]

What is the meaning of all these threads? Is it that there is no important things to discuss in the forum? Women participating in cryptocurrency (bitcoin) investment is not something to discuss. Anyone who like to invest or trade is free. This is just a discriminatory thread. In any business, anyone can decide to join whether woman or man. It is just a decision. Do you know that women are more than selling goods in the local markets in the world? Have you asked why?

I know many women in the cryptocurrency industry and they are doing well.

[o48o]

Does anyone know if more women are joining the Bitcoin bandwagon? I mean, the industry has always been dominated by men. But with BTC hitting the spotlight again due to a new ATH, things could change. Is there some sort of statistics/data/analytics regarding gender adoption of BTC? I'm curious to know.

By the way, I'd like to know what do women find attractive in Bitcoin (compared to men)?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

In my personal life or women in general? I knew people that were joining in 2017, but i haven't talked anyone about cryptos since that. I sometimes heard from them and they seem to still either be on board or they have moved to altcoins. They seemed to value same things as men in bitcoin.

But i avoid making a conversation about bitcoin, so i don't have a full picture. Main reason being my safety, another one is the fact that i am so tired of debating anyone new or giving advices to newbies. I have heard all the weird beliefs and misconceptions, and i am tired to both hostility and greed. I could help them with their self custody of bitcoins, but i am not fond of the responsibility of that either. So i keep my distance.

[jcojci]

There is no accurate statistics on the internet that shows the total number of of men or women who are into Bitcoin. Remember, Bitcoin keeps its users anonymous, so how did those who compiled those statistics on the internet know which user is male or female? We can only say a little about this base on those who we see talking about bitcoin.

We have always known women to be risks averse which might dissuade them from investing in assets like bitcoin. But right now, there is an increased financial education which had made made more women willing to take risks than before. Women like money and they have heard lots of people say good testimonies about bitcoin which has given them the confidence to join the trend.

Yes, it is right because that needs more research to find one by one of the women who are into Bitcoin. Those women who are into Bitcoin will not say to public that they have Bitcoin easily because it is related to their privacy. We can only know if one of our friends have Bitcoin if they tell us and moreover, we still don't know for sure.

Women like money so they can join in Bitcoin but they will invest in secretly without anyone know. Women can find more education about Bitcoin from the internet especially if they are a curious person who want to know many things. It is like they want to join something but they must research and search for more info before they join. I am sure that in this era, more women will comes and join into Bitcoin because the potential of making more profit. Besides that, for women who have family want to help their husband to have additional income for their family.

[hero_the_bossman]

Definitely, I know a lot of women who invest in Bitcoin, and also work in crypto industry. I never think that all investment, Bitcoin included, is related to gender. Men and women have the same opportunity thus make both men and women will have the same interest toward investment, I mean who doesn't want to gain financially. I dare to say that the percentage may close to 50:50 between men and women on Bitcoin and crypto industry, or at least 40-60 in favor of men, but still, Bitcoin is genderless, anyone can join. 

I do agree - it's about the idea and the message, not about the gender.
Bitcoin is for everybody, and that's beautiful.
 
Both men and women sometimes don't see the potential BTC holds.

[betswift]

Does anyone know if more women are joining the Bitcoin bandwagon? I mean, the industry has always been dominated by men. But with BTC hitting the spotlight again due to a new ATH, things could change. Is there some sort of statistics/data/analytics regarding gender adoption of BTC? I'm curious to know.

By the way, I'd like to know what do women find attractive in Bitcoin (compared to men)?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

In my personal life or women in general? I knew people that were joining in 2017, but i haven't talked anyone about cryptos since that. I sometimes heard from them and they seem to still either be on board or they have moved to altcoins. They seemed to value same things as men in bitcoin.

But i avoid making a conversation about bitcoin, so i don't have a full picture. Main reason being my safety, another one is the fact that i am so tired of debating anyone new or giving advices to newbies. I have heard all the weird beliefs and misconceptions, and i am tired to both hostility and greed. I could help them with their self custody of bitcoins, but i am not fond of the responsibility of that either. So i keep my distance.

Not a bad position at all.
Hostility and greediness towards BTC or any asset, in fact, is not a thing that moves a person forward - it propels downwards because everybody sees through it if they are familiar with it in their lives.

[Lucius]

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Have you looked for the answer using a search engine perhaps? It's as if someone here has access to some secret data and is going to share it with all of us and as if it even matters whether women or men use BTC more. There are many women who are involved in cryptocurrencies as company owners, but few of them have promoted themselves in such a way that they are world famous - and even most of those who invest in BTC do not know who Saylor is, and the man has been in the media for years.

Women or men, black or white, rich or poor - everyone is important and everyone is welcome to join - I honestly don't care what the ratio of women to men is because it is completely irrelevant.

[Huppercase]

Does anyone know if more women are joining the Bitcoin bandwagon? I mean, the industry has always been dominated by men. But with BTC hitting the spotlight again due to a new ATH, things could change. Is there some sort of statistics/data/analytics regarding gender adoption of BTC? I'm curious to know.

By the way, I'd like to know what do women find attractive in Bitcoin (compared to men)?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I can't say for this forum since you can't know if the person behind an acoount is a she or he but some people claim to be female, one can't tell but outside the crypto space, there are a lot of women. I can't say they are a bit of them in Bitcoin because it might look so expensive for them to buy but there are many of them outside crypto, as in they love altcoins and aidrop as that's the best way they can kick start their journey here with Bitcoin.

You know that women are feminine and doesn't has the mind to take risk like we men, I'm not sure in most of the Bitcoin conference Bitcoin I have watch so far, I have seen any women or lady as a developer. Even in other crypto summit, they don't work as developers but they have their own special roles in marketing and others but you wouldn't see them doing any technical skills. Do we even have much of computer science and engineers, that should be the first question.

[Platinumys]

Opening a Bitcoin wallet or account on an exchange usually doesn't have any guidelines that say only a man or a woman can hold an account. A boy or girl can use bitcoins or conduct other activities after verifying the account with a copy of their important documents, usually in the case of exchanges. As there are boy investors there must be girl investors who regularly invest in Bitcoin. But I think the number of female investors is relatively less than that of male investors.

[Abiky]

Please check

• Bitcoiners' Demographic over years
• Some quick information on male percent: 96% (2013), about 90% (2015, 2017, 2019), and now it is about 86% according to https://coin.dance/stats#demographics

Generally for cryptocurrency, it's 70% male in 2024.^[1] More females join Bitcoin and cryptocurrency market with time.

[1] https://www.bankrate.com/investing/cryptocurrency-statistics/

See? That's what I'm saying. Men still dominate the crypto/Blockchain industry. I guess most women are not that much interested in trying out new technologies as much as men are. They're still skeptical of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Is there's a way to make BTC more appealing to women? Only developers know the answer to this.

At least, BTC is getting easier to use thanks to improvements on the UI. It won't be long enough before the gender gap becomes history. I've noticed that women are more attracted to men who are Bitcoiners, than those who not. So if you're one of those men holding substantial amounts of BTC, you will get lucky. Time will tell us how women will react towards BTC as it becomes more popular and widely used worldwide.

[Queentoshi]

Does anyone know if more women are joining the Bitcoin bandwagon? I mean, the industry has always been dominated by men.

I am trying to convince a few of my friends to try investing in bitcoin. It will happen soon for them because I have made progressed since I started talking to them about it. It was first difficult to convince them that bitcoin was not a scam or fake, now the next hurdle is to get them to invest in it.

By the way, I'd like to know what do women find attractive in Bitcoin (compared to men)?

We are still interested in financial independence as much as men are, just some women are interested in financial independence the wrong way by wanting to depend on a man. There is reawakening, women are more interested in being assets to their partners now that can provide in some way to the family than just liabilities as we are seen in some sides of the world. 

[Smartvirus]

Does anyone know if more women are joining the Bitcoin bandwagon? I mean, the industry has always been dominated by men. But with BTC hitting the spotlight again due to a new ATH, things could change. Is there some sort of statistics/data/analytics regarding gender adoption of BTC? I'm curious to know.

By the way, I'd like to know what do women find attractive in Bitcoin (compared to men)?

Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I’m trying really hard not to view the thread as,
Do women use money? Do they do transactions using there mobile device or internet enabled devices or do they invest online?

Well, women can do just whatever they put themselves to. They don’t need men’s validation to do that. Feeling validation is what leads to limitation. Although, I kind of understand that there would be always roles that are better suited for men and a lot of men do come up to the mainstream in risk taking and discoveries than women but, surely some women dare to play along with men.

So yeah, even without any statistics to prove, women do form a significant part of the Bitcoin populace. We do have some great women in our midst on the forum as well and most of them are doing so well, you’ll begin to wonder if they are indeed women.