The cryptocurrency revolution has disrupted traditional finance, but it hasn’t been equal-opportunity. A gender divide persists between people in crypto adoption, touching on ownership rates, investment motivations, and participation in leadership. In the U.S., tech-savvy men often lead the charge, while women encounter barriers ranging from lower financial literacy to cultural exclusion. Real-world examples include the growing number of women-led crypto startups gaining traction and educational platforms aimed at onboarding more female investors. These shifts suggest a changing tide, but there’s still ground to cover. This article explores the gender dynamics in crypto adoption, offering detailed data and insights.

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• Women represent only 26% of global cryptocurrency investors.
• Surveys indicate that a significant number of women, up to 60% in some cases, have reported experiences of bias or exclusion in crypto-related communities, although this varies by context and study.
• Men are three times more likely than women to own NFTs.
• Crypto ownership among women grew 16% year-over-year globally.
• Only 6% of crypto CEOs are women, while 94% are male.
• Women receive just 10% of crypto startup funding.
• 63% of Americans express low confidence in crypto’s safety and reliability.

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