Topic: How to motivate women to use Bitcoin? - page 103. (Read 191771 times)

You are probably right,, but it would be too hard, Satoshi is very good in hiding him/herself...But I think instead of thinking about satoshi, lets just think about those successful ladies on bitcoin world on the above list..They maybe a very good example to told women about bitcoin..

Actually women will learn and find out about bitcoin by herself if she find a big discount by buying with bitcoin for the payment. And we can help her, it's same like motivate though.

Unfortunately I think you are right, this is more of a postfest vs read good content situation.
Is anyone actually clicking on the sig lines? Seems kind of like wallpaper at this point.

Well, from a recent thread, Satoshi could actually be a female! If we discover this to be true, i think that would draw the attention of more women users.

Lol. These are common in this forum especially to the signature spammer, but I did read the article suggested by LitecoinGuy. You can report posts that break the forum rules especially rule 1 and rule 2.
Also, it's good to know that there are so many women hold a high position in both the Bitcoin and Blockchain technology community. I hope there will be more women participate the Bitcoin and Blockchain technology community over time.

I give up.

No one here is reading SH!T!

It's all about spammy sig lines.

SMH

Yes any way in order to make a woman using bitcoin you still have to explain first Daulu about bitcoin to women. If it were so sure they would use bitcoin, and bitcoin will discuss word of mouth.

OR....

YOU are too busy to read this:

Business
Elizabeth Stark (CEO, Lightning, organizer of Scaling Bitcoin)
Melanie Shapiro (CEO, Case)
Elizabeth Rossiello (CEO, BitPesa)
Catherine Nicholson (CEO, Blockcypher)
Meg Nakamoro (CEO, Shift Payments)
Ola Doudin (CEO, BitOasis)
Blythe Masters (CEO, DAH)
Leanne Kemp (CEO, Everledger)
Jamie Smith (CCO, BitFury)
Hannah Kim (CPO, Volabit)
Amy Ludlum (CFO, BitPesa)
Charlene Chen (COO, BitPesa)
Dawn Newton — (COO, Netki)
Juthica Chou (CEO, LedgerX)
Erin Coppin (CCO, Coinbase)
Antoinette O’Gorman (CCO, Ripple)
Kim Petry (CFO, itBit)
Luciana Gruszeczka (COO, BitPagos)
Min-Si Wang (Head of Product, BitPesa)
Lilia Vershinina (Banking, Kraken)
Tess Rinearson (Engineer, Chain)
Sarah Hagstrom (Engineer, ChangeTip)
Minkyoung Jang (Engineer, Korbit)
Daira Hopwood (Engineer, ZCash)
Fredrika Gyllang (Operations, MONI)
Monica Long (VP, Ripple)
Emily Vaughn (formerly BitPay, Gem)
Victoria Van Eyk (VP, ChangeTip)
Kristen Stone (BD, Coinbase)
Moran Shaked (Head Marketing, Colu, MissBitcoin)
Sheila James (Operations, Align Commerce)
Nora Laitinen (Operations, Filament)
Shilpi Kumar (Product Marketing, Filament)
Gabrielle Patrick (Co-founder, Epiphyte)
Karen Gifford (Regulatory Affairs & Compliance, Ripple)
Kat Walsh (Blockstream, IP Counsel, formerly with Wikimedia Foundation and Creative Commons)
Claire Belmont (Enigma)
Eva Shon (Consensys, Lead Developer)
Regina Scolaro (Director, BitGO)
Elyse Giles Jupiter (Director, BitPay)
Linda Wang (Director, BTCC)
Wendy Jiang (Director, BTCC)
Noa (Design, Colu)
Emily (Marketing, Shapeshift)
Maureen Walsh (Marketing, PR at ZCash, Blockstream, others)
Incumbents
Sandra Ro (Blockchain Research, CME Group)
Roshina Nandra (Innovation, Prudential)
Michelle Sabins (Silvergate Bank, Client Relationships)
Jennifer Rutley (MassMutual Labs)
Scarlet Sieber (BBVA Open Innovation)
Investors & Advisors
Jalak Jobanputra (Managing Partner, FuturePerfect Ventures)
Rumi Morales (Managing Director, CME Ventures)
Meltem Demirors (Digital Currency Group)
Trista Van Tine (AXA Strategic Ventures)
Jenny Fielding (Barclays Techstars FinTech)
Alice George (RRE Ventures)
Maria Palma (RRE Ventures)
Arianna Simpson (Formerly at BitGo, now investing)
Alyse Killeen (Investor, Board Advisor)
Sheila Bair (Board, itBit)
Susan Athey (Professor, Stanford GSB, Board @ Ripple, Chief Economist @ Microsoft)
Mary Ann Callahan (Advisor, ItBIt)
Ulrika Axelsson (Board, Safello)
Academics
Neha Narula (Director of Research, MIT Digital Currency Initiative)
Chelsea Barabas (Senior Advisor, Digital Currency Initiative)
Elaine Shi (Assistant Professor, University of Maryland, Recipient of NSF Grant for Cryptocurrency Research)
Dawn Song (Professor, Computer Science at Berkeley, Recipient of NSF Grant for Cryptocurrency Research)
Primeravera Di Filippi (Research Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society)
Jinglan Wang (MIT Bitcoin Club)
Christina Garman (Johns Hopkins)
Advocacy, Media, and More
Robin Weisman (Senior Advisor, CoinCenter)
Elizabeth Ploshay (formerly BitPay, BitGive, BItcoin Foundation)
Perianne Boring (Founder, DCC)
Connie Gallippi (Founder, BitGive)
Constance Choi (Co-founder, COALA Blockchain Workshops, formerly Kraken)
Laura Shin (Writer, Forbes, Author)
Helen Wong (Federal Trade Commission)
Ana Irrera (Writer, WSJ)

https://medium.com/@Melt_Dem/women-in-bitcoin-and-blockchain-tech-an-opportunity-f4b2f28cc77a#.kaj89qfiw

It's good idea, but sometimess not easily as we think.
in my opinion, woman have more complicated problem, she is to busy for interesting bitcoin

It is and with big discount for using bitcoins, i'm sure a lot of women would be more interested using bitcoins and she will tell their friends from mouth to mouth and makes bitcoins more popular.

Well done!  Good find.

It's no use, however.  I have posted lists of women in BTC on this thread, too.

These kids always ignore them & just keep on stereotyping.

This is why women are alienated from these forums.

BUILD a field of inclusiveness...."and they will come."

Most of the comments on threads like this one are not very helpful or welcoming to women, IMO.

I think the best way to motivate woment to use Bitcoin is just sending some amounts and tips in bitcoin to them as gifts and then explaining how it works this powerful crypto currency and what's its great features

Perhaps some kind of shopping site for fashion, jewelry and shoes?
https://spendabit.co/go?q=little+black+dress
https://spendabit.co/go?q=fashion+earrings
https://spendabit.co/go?q=high+heels

my boyfriend only needed 3 words to convince me: "plushies", "chocolate" and "shopping" hahah

Yes if stores related to women products in particular start accepting bitcoin as a mode of payment,many women will get intrested.We can also organise some seminars in our locality exclusively for women to introduce bitcoins to them

Well, if online stores starts receiving payments in bitcoins, a lot of women would be interested in bitcoins.

usually the woman will not believe that bitcoin is money. and you can provide proof of your income in bitcoin

It is not like that i can show you some woman who are very keen in this Bitcoin and Alt coin, just somedays back i got introduced to a user from yobit and she got so many knowledge about alt coins and she is in this field for more than 2 yrs and they have a group where they are doing high trading in Altcoins in many exchanges.

so dont underestimate the girls power. it is true that if more girls start to use bitcoins they will be more fast improvement in bitcoins.

Not me.  I want to save money.  Especially bitcoin

Girls like to waste money no matter bitcoin or dollars/cash. The main motivation is amount of money. It's not only about womens, everybody loves money and also everybody loves waste money.