More and more women are now entering cryptographic space, and even with challenges such as biases and limited knowledge, 84% said their cryptographic investment had increased.
Many women still have problems and say they are often ignored in serious money discussions or attract unwanted attention simply because they are women. These problems mean that the world of cryptography feels a little more welcoming, but also, more and more women choose today to invest in the crypto, and it is mainly to gain financial independence.
This study highlights key information on women in crypto and aims to guide startups, media and other groups to make space more welcoming and attract more participants.
Key conclusions
- 60% of women experience discrimination or feel uncomfortable in the crypto space
- 52% of women strongly agree that crypto investments can help them achieve financial independence
- 22.9% of women hesitate due to insufficient understanding and experience
- 60% of men think that the growing presence of women in crypto has an impact on the market
- 84% of women declared an increase in their cryptocurrency investments
1. Many women face discrimination in the cryptographic industry
60% of women experienced discrimination Or felt uncomfortable in spaces related to crypto. Most of them are not taken seriously each time they discuss cryptography investments. Women also receive unwanted attention simply because they are recognized as women in such spaces. This creates an unwilling environment for them.
Moreover, 21.7% of women also said they said they were underestimated. They estimated that their knowledge and suggestions were never important. These experiences show that gender bias is still common in crypto.
2. Financial freedom is the main reason why women join Crypto
Many women see crypto as a way to take control of their finances. Precisely, 52% agree with the declaration that investment in cryptocurrency will make them financially independent.
Among those who asked why they were investing in the crypto or would invest in the crypto, 40% replied that they are investing in their own financial independence.
Another part of women, 28%, are interested in crypto investment due to high performance possibilities. There is also a smaller portion, roughly 20%, which invests in trading or to learn more in the cryptocurrency market. Such reasons indicate that women are motivated by personal interest as well as by their financial objectives.
3. Women increase their investments in cryptographic assets
More women now invest more of their money in the crypto. About 84% of women said they had increased their cryptocurrency investments. This shows a strong growth in their interest and their confidence on the market.
Among the different assets of crypto, Bitcoin is the most popular choice among women’s investors, and About 76% of women prefer to invest in Bitcoin (BTC).
NFTs are the second most common choice, with 16% of women who invest in it. Coins are less popularWith only 8% of women who choose them because of the high risk. These data show that most women prefer more stable and well -known assets such as Bitcoin.
4. Lack of knowledge is a major obstacle for new women’s investors
Even if more women invest in the crypto, many are still hesitating to start. One of the main reasons is the lack of knowledge and experience. About 22.9% of women said they don’t invest because they don’t understand how the cryptography market works.
There are also other concerns. For example, 20.8% of women estimate that crypto is too risky and that 16.7% are afraid of scams. These concerns show that many women want to invest, but they need more information and support to feel confident. Education and trustworthy advice could help fill this gap.
5. Men and women see the role of women in crypto differently
Men and women have different opinions on how the growing number of women in crypto will affect the market. While 56% of women think that their growing involvement will cause changes, 60% of men think it will have no impact.
There are also different views of investment trends increase. About 45.8% of women believe that long -term detention, also called a taste, will become more popular. In comparison, only 20% of men think the same thing.
On the other hand, 28% of men expect community -focused investment strategies to increase, while only 16.7% of women agree. These figures show that men and women often focus on various investment goals.
Overview of the involvement of women and experiences in cryptography
Level of experience
48% of women are only intermediaries, which means that they only have basic knowledge on digital assets and less than a year of experience in cryptographic space. 32% is beginners without any prior investment experience. Meanwhile, 20% of women are advanced investors who have exchanged crypto for over a year.
Age group
About 40% of women aged 25 to 34 actively invest in the crypto. This makes this most committed age group on the digital asset market. There are also younger investors, in particular those from 18 to 24 years old, who also show a strong interest, including 32% that started to invest in cryptocurrency.
As age increases, the participation rate decreases. Women aged 35 to 44 represent 24% of the total cryptographic female investors, and only 4% of women aged 45 to 54 are involved on the market.
Investment scenario
Half of the women interviewed, in particular 52.1%, actively invest in cryptocurrency, and 34% do not currently invest but have shown some interest.
Influences on investment
48% of women are influenced by friends, family or colleagues to start negotiating or investing in cryptocurrency. In addition, 28% is influenced by social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. 16% of women, however, started their crypto based on their own analysis and research.
Mentoring for inclusiveness
About 40% said that obtaining the help and advice from experienced women would be the best way to make the cryptographic world more inclusive. About 20.8% believe that there should be more women working in the cryptography industry.
22.9% believe that the community must be less toxic and biased. In addition, 7.5% think that showing more stories of successful women in the crypto would help make space more friendly and encouraging.
Leadership in community roles
Women and men agree that women can surpass men in fields such as event planning, community design and management. However, this belief is stronger in women, 58.3% saying it, while only 50% of men share the same point of view.
Differences in investment behavior between women and men
- Women invest more of their crypto profits from men: 52% of men are ready to spend up to 10% of their cryptocurrency profits. Compared to this, 64% of women want to invest between 11% and 25% of their profits.
- Women do more research before investing: 52% of men undertake moderate research before investing in the crypto. Women generally spend more time reading before making a decision. Men and women have approximately the same feeling of risk tolerance, most of them labeling their strategy as “somewhat conservative”.
- Women prefer long -term investment, men prefer medium -term exchanges: 40% of women opt for lots, where they invest their crypto for more than a year. Meanwhile, 48% of male investors prefer trading swing, which is a medium -term strategy.
- Women are more patient during market volatility: In high market fluctuation periods, 64% of men choose to sell their assets immediately. On the other hand, 52% of women prefer to keep their portfolios in the hope that the market will rebound.
Future methodology and improvements
This study was carried out through an online survey. The objective was to understand the investment habits of women, the reasons for investing, the challenges they face and their role in the cryptography market.
- Sample: 200 people participated in the survey.
- Who participated: The investigation included women and men. This helped compare how each group is investing and how they see the growing number of women in crypto.
In the future, we will increase the number of investigation participants, will include a more balanced mixture of age groups, horizons and locations, and carry out monitoring interviews to obtain more in -depth information.
Conclusion
Women not only care about their cryptocurrency investments, but can also bring new ideas and different ways of thinking that can shape the future of the cryptography market. However, there are certain obstacles, such as lack of knowledge, limited experience, biases and the toxicity of the community, which still make it difficult for many women to participate fully.
Thanks to our results, we can better understand these problems and work to solve them. This can help attract more women in cryptographic space, create more diversity and, of course, build a stronger and more inclusive cryptographic community.
