As at 2020,The poll by Binance 2021 (data collected in October 2020 across 178 countries) indicated that women are only 5% of the total number of crypto users worldwide.However, crypto ownership among women rose significantly, from 18% in 2023 to almost 30% at the start of 2024.The smaller number of female investors compared to men can be attributed to the fact that only 48% of women participate in the stock market, in contrast to 66% of men, coupled with the observation that women generally do not prioritise investing as a top financial endeavour.
Despite the fact that men are being seen as the risk bearer and women being seen as weak,there are others who have stood out of the crowd and made efforts towards investments in bitcoin such as the likes of Eunice Wong,Irene Zhao,and so many others.

Actually, it's proven that men take more risks than women alone. Why do you think the majority of men are businessmen? Women entrepreneurs and businesswomen are the small minority. However, I believe this could change in the future. The gender gap will no longer exist, paving the way for equality in our society.

It's hard to tell which gender is using BTC because of its pseudonymous nature. But I'm certain the number of women involved in Bitcoin is growing. Especially when young generations are quite fond of digital payments. Who knows? Maybe we'll see more women as CEOs of crypto exchanges, startups, companies, and even as core Blockchain developers. I'll wait 10 more years to see what happens...

I've done P2P trades for a few times in my life and I can tell you that out of 5 cases, I've traded with 2 women (3 men). It was really shocking for me but as it seems, women are into cryptocurrencies but overall, they are under shadow because women don't care much about wealth creation, they care about their beauty because that's the best investment for them in terms of ROI (and the safest investment because with their beauty they get rich men, who take care of them and women spend money in beauty centers).
I believe that in cryptocurrencies, you'll mostly find women who were poor and this state motivated them to get info about something new, like Bitcoin and invest into it.

I believe that statistics will be different everywhere but from my experience, women don't use and don't invest in Bitcoin. I've been in crypto since 2015 and if I've seen someone interested in crypto, that's men and even in this case the statistics look terrible because many people are very sceptical and only have bad opinions.
I think that the reason why women aren't into crypto is that women aren't into Informational Technologies and programming. I work in an IT company as a UI/UX designer and from my personal experience, women are mostly in social media, marketing, customer support, HR department and management. Again from my experience, women are mostly in management and HR because the company owner likes their appearance because everywhere I have worked, these two departures suck all the time. It's very rare to see professional women in their job. When we want to hire a new UI/UX designer, I have to do all the HR job and HR gets paid more than me. That's very strange.

For sure men dominates the cryptocurrency industry more, if we should go back to the beginning when bitcoin was new you could see that it was all dominated by men and by then you hardly see women who were into bitcoin. I think the reason why women are not much in the cryptocurrency industry is because of volatility which I think most women are not really ready to go into the market to handle the volatility of the market. Cryptocurrency have always been dominated by men so I don't need to be surprised why women are not much in it.

You made a logical fallacy. It is not that the majority of men are businessmen. It is that the majority of businessmen are men. But even so, it is not because men take more risks than women, but because the human history for most of its duration provided opportunities to take risks to men, not women. It is still much easier for men to lunch a business activity, for women it is still several times harder, especially in more conservative and traditional societies. Because women, especially young ones (like me, for instance) often are not being taken seriously. And this is a huge obstacle for them to become engaged in business.