OP, you wouldnt know the exact number of women in bitcoin, I don't think those assumptions of yours are correct, despite that this is tech job that requires a lot of energy to carryout, I must tell you that there are many women that have the ability and capacity to work in that effect, let use bitcointalk forum here as a topical example, there are many women here but you wouldn't know, unless they tell you, despite that God has made it, in such a way that no matter what the female gender does, there male counterparts are always regarded as their superior, going by what you said, if this should be calculated properly, the number of men that are into bitcoin is not that much than women, the number isn't noticeable.

there could be many reasons behind this, firstly i think there very small number of women in almost all sector,
they are not risk takers but the industry is high volatile, may be for that here women is not comfortable to take in risky investment,

you mentioned 10% in their existence in bitcoin but i think this number will be 2%-3% if judging in this forum.

Dude it's the 21st century so I don't think that your stereotyping of women is absolutely true, I can give you a leeway and say that it's still true to some degree but to say that it's what they're interested and saying that it's all they are is kind of ignorant but it's not your fault, you just don't know better. Women can be what they want to be, sure a lot of the male dominated fields are still close to 90% male but that doesn't mean that there's no women out there that's in those field especially with technology which was highly male dominated.

A lot of influential women are big contributors to technology, I mean the code to run the Apollo 11 Moon Mission was written by a woman (I forgot her name, I feel bad as I am making a point), Marie Curie for her discovery of radioactive elements, there's probably more out there so don't say that women are less interested in technology, it probably has to do with nurturing and the nature where the child grows. Maybe because we see that there's less women in crypto is probably because we only interact with other men most of the time so we have a hard time looking at the big picture that there's women that's interested in bitcoin.

Why do op think that there are less woman in the Crypto market than the men. Is there any means or evidence to justify this?
If he could create a questionaire and try to know what gender is more in cryptocurrency, I think that would be acceptable after results had be gathered for this. There are regions where we have more female in cryptocurrency using it for their businesses than the male.
There could be more males in general but the difference would not be much like the way many of us might think.

Women always tend to keep themselves away from any gathering that involes high population of men. women always lack patience and endurance.They always like a direct conversation which involves seeing whom dey are chatting with, they are more attracted to physical works than online work. Lastly this forum is not a place to post pictures like Facebook,Instagram, telegram and Twitter where they can be posting such picture. they always want to be pampered and appreciated but here is full of law and strict. To navigate through the axis of this forum is more of decipline than just some kind of place were you can pick a fight. And hey! Ladies like gossiping and there is no room for gossip here. We discuss only a particular thing which is bitcoin. So I dont see them coming any closer.

I don’t think it should be surprising at all. If you check the statistics for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics), you’ll see the huge gender gap created by men. And having it that everything crypto is technological, it’s expected that there will be lesser women around anything tech-oriented. And yes, don’t forget to consider the gender inequality and stereotypes! However, women are beginning to shrink this gap. Today, we can see many women in tech as they talk about cryptocurrencies, programming, etc, like it is nothing.

I think the reason for this is probably because dealing in bitcoin really requires one to be of high intellect when it comes to online stuffs that require one dealing with money, to be a successful bitcoin investor or trader, and in crypto at large, one need to be mentally strong, as there are several challenges he or she will have to deal with, most especially in the area of risk and security.

And I believe that majority will agree with me that most women are none risk takers, most women love to play it safe, and the bitcoin space, and the cryptocurrency space at large is not a place to play it safe at all time, for here, risk is required to make money, and like I already said, majority of women hate taking risk.

This, I believe is the reason why there are still a very limited number of women in bitcoin and crypto at large.

Cause there's just less women involved in tech and finance overall. And this is despite the fact that women are becoming more involved in this sector after the fact.

Bitcoin's indiscriminate when it comes to who it allows to be involved with it and who's not. But when the premise is set where you never touched a computer or a phone for anything other than tiktok vids, shopping spree, and all that fancy girl stuff, you're bound to remain within that cage and not explore even more horizons beyond what you can see. And this is also why the women that are in tech, are so competent at what they do. They've been in an industry predominated by males and they are desperate to prove themselves beyond the preconceptions that have been set against them, which leads to them being undercompensated and overqualified.

There are many things that contribute to the underrepresentation of women in the Bitcoin community. The tech industry including cryptocurrency has historically been male dominated resulting in fewer women pursuing careers or interests in this field. Barriers like gender stereotypes, lack of female role models & limited access to educational resources can discourage women from getting involved. Creating inclusive spaces, providing mentorship opportunities & promoting diversity could help address this gender gap & encourage more women to participate and contribute to the world of Bitcoin.

AFAIK, there are studies showing that the tech industry was dominated by males. The boys are mostly introduced to gadgets and spend more time on it even at a younger age. Meaning, that most men have a better understanding and a positive view, especially of Bitcoin. Women choose other career based on their preferred ones which they think have more capability like in business, or any other related field.