Topic: We Need More girls in Cryptocurrency Trading. (Read 314 times)
Very few women use cryptocurrencies. This may be due to the complexity of the cryptocurrency market. To make money on cryptocurrency you need a certain mindset, you need to know the basics of economics in order to assess your risks. And how to attract women to cryptocurrency? If marketplaces completely switch to payment in cryptocurrency. This will interest them
^^^ If you study about women in investing, you will find that they are shrewder than most men. Part of their shrewdness comes in the form of staying out of shaky investments. Because of the potentials for failure, that is what Bitcoin is... a shaky investment. Trick the women into getting into Bitcoin so that you can laugh at them when Bitcoin dumps, just as much as they laugh at you.
BTW, only invest what you can afford to lose.
BTW, only invest what you can afford to lose.
Does anybody remember that Bitcoin dumped from the $65,000 range down to under $20,000, twice? We need lots more women so that they can't laugh at us when it happens the next time.
I am not even sure what you are implying with that post, to be honest.
It does not matter the gender or the social orientation of the people who is within the world of Bitcoin trading or outside of it, because they believe it to be a scam or something like that, there will be always people ready to point and laugh at us when we commit mistakes and we stumble with our own life obstacles.
I rather to explain the relatively small participation of women within cryptocurrency because there are more men getting into technology, coding, developing of applications and finances, all of thise topics are related directly or indirectly to Bitcoin.
There are exceptions, though, I am also afraid women who could get much attention within the world of Bitcoin and also shitcoins, could feel tempted to use their influence to shill some shitcoins for them to dump the bags on yheir followers. It would seem women get more attention on the internet than men, then getting into specific communities. Bitcoin and trading could be one of those cases.
Okay. I'll explain it to you.
The husband says, "Lets buy Bitcoin." The wife says, "No, it's not safe." But the husband buys Bitcoin at $65,000, anyway. Then Bitcoin dumps down to $13,000. The wife says, "I told you. So now what are you going to do?" She laughs as she walks out.
If we get more women into Bitcoin, the next time it dumps down to $13,000, the women can't laugh at their husbands, because the wives did it, too.
Both genders are into Bitcoin and perhaps Cryptocurrencies, just that we have more men than the women and in no case study can we have both genders who participate at equilibrium.
There are many women out there in the world today! I think the level of difficulty to learn cryptocurrency is the reference for all women to enter the crypto currency
It is also very difficult for those who have to save the private keys 🔑 because usually the women often forget to save her personal data I also always try to keep valuable to at home but sometimes if I often forget and in the crytocurrency market if I forget to save the private key it will be a disaster for us.
It is also very difficult for those who have to save the private keys 🔑 because usually the women often forget to save her personal data I also always try to keep valuable to at home but sometimes if I often forget and in the crytocurrency market if I forget to save the private key it will be a disaster for us.
Op you talked like cryptocurrency is a gender biased of depriving Women from possessing their possession in the crypto sphere. I also want to let you know that you shouldn't think the potentials of women are being underestimated in this crypto industry.
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I wouldn't want to go far bringing in names of females in the outside society that I Know who're into this crypto industries with much influences beyond your thoughts Op.
However, it feels limitless with the number of women in the crypto industry due to the risks involved in holding crypto currency. It's acceptable that females has a fragile emotions comparing to men and anyone who can't take control of their emotions doesn't feel safe in investing in the Crypto investment unless.
You can only find such equality dominance of unisex crypto holders in the societies where crypto is an official legal tender such as El Salvador, US and the rest of the countries that're not limited to crypto adoptions and utilizations.
You can't force people to get into trading my guy, this kind of thing should be someone's own decision and will that they're getting into it. Trading is a serious thing after all and I don't think that it would be something that you should decide for other people, it's preposterous to force them into something that's not going to be what they want at the end of the day. Maybe if you're ready to take the blame for when those people that you've forced to get into trading, then maybe you'll be excused at what you're planning to do because as I've already said about trading, it's not something you just advice to someone because you feel like it.
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Okay. I'll explain it to you.
The husband says, "Lets buy Bitcoin." The wife says, "No, it's not safe." But the husband buys Bitcoin at $65,000, anyway. Then Bitcoin dumps down to $13,000. The wife says, "I told you. So now what are you going to do?" She laughs as she walks out.
If we get more women into Bitcoin, the next time it dumps down to $13,000, the women can't laugh at their husbands, because the wives did it, too.
Okay. I'll explain it to you.
The husband says, "Lets buy Bitcoin." The wife says, "No, it's not safe." But the husband buys Bitcoin at $65,000, anyway. Then Bitcoin dumps down to $13,000. The wife says, "I told you. So now what are you going to do?" She laughs as she walks out.
If we get more women into Bitcoin, the next time it dumps down to $13,000, the women can't laugh at their husbands, because the wives did it, too.
It is quite bizarre you thought that using an example of a marriaged couoled it would make easier to explain your point on the difference ongender engagement within the world of cryptocurrency and Alternative currencies. Are you aware there are people you are single (both women and men) and still choose to invest some of them money in Bitcoin right?
For example, if there was a guy who is single and ends up losing money because of the volatility of the market and he does not disclose his loss to anyone , there there is no problem at all (beyond the dump of the value of his wallet/portfolio), he is the only one responsible for his personally and financial choices and do not keep to tall about neither earning nor wins within the crypto market with anyone if he does not want to. even zin marriage it could be easy to talk it with the wife and end up recolsting some of the money in Bitcoin and still in other more traditional assets.
It's very strange that you don't understand that there are both men and women in Bitcoin. If Bitcoin dumps, there will be both men and women laughing at Bitcoin owners.
The point is to get more women into Bitcoin so that the Bitcoin war between the sexes won't favor the women, only... if Bitcoin dumps.
Okay. I'll explain it to you.
The husband says, "Lets buy Bitcoin." The wife says, "No, it's not safe." But the husband buys Bitcoin at $65,000, anyway. Then Bitcoin dumps down to $13,000. The wife says, "I told you. So now what are you going to do?" She laughs as she walks out.
If we get more women into Bitcoin, the next time it dumps down to $13,000, the women can't laugh at their husbands, because the wives did it, too.
It is quite bizarre you thought that using an example of a marriaged couoled it would make easier to explain your point on the difference ongender engagement within the world of cryptocurrency and Alternative currencies. Are you aware there are people you are single (both women and men) and still choose to invest some of them money in Bitcoin right?
For example, if there was a guy who is single and ends up losing money because of the volatility of the market and he does not disclose his loss to anyone , there there is no problem at all (beyond the dump of the value of his wallet/portfolio), he is the only one responsible for his personally and financial choices and do not keep to tall about neither earning nor wins within the crypto market with anyone if he does not want to. even zin marriage it could be easy to talk it with the wife and end up recolsting some of the money in Bitcoin and still in other more traditional assets.
It isn’t the level of difficulty, it’s about society and how things are viewed. I find it similar to how there are fewer female engineers than in other professions. Asides the ability to handle heavier objects, society has made it seem like it is for men than it is for women. Same case as cryptocurrency, society makes it seem it is more of a man’s thing than a women’s thing. But I believe that anyone can be who/what they wish to be.
Does anybody remember that Bitcoin dumped from the $65,000 range down to under $20,000, twice? We need lots more women so that they can't laugh at us when it happens the next time.
I am not even sure what you are implying with that post, to be honest.
It does not matter the gender or the social orientation of the people who is within the world of Bitcoin trading or outside of it, because they believe it to be a scam or something like that, there will be always people ready to point and laugh at us when we commit mistakes and we stumble with our own life obstacles.
I rather to explain the relatively small participation of women within cryptocurrency because there are more men getting into technology, coding, developing of applications and finances, all of thise topics are related directly or indirectly to Bitcoin.
There are exceptions, though, I am also afraid women who could get much attention within the world of Bitcoin and also shitcoins, could feel tempted to use their influence to shill some shitcoins for them to dump the bags on yheir followers. It would seem women get more attention on the internet than men, then getting into specific communities. Bitcoin and trading could be one of those cases.
Okay. I'll explain it to you.
The husband says, "Lets buy Bitcoin." The wife says, "No, it's not safe." But the husband buys Bitcoin at $65,000, anyway. Then Bitcoin dumps down to $13,000. The wife says, "I told you. So now what are you going to do?" She laughs as she walks out.
If we get more women into Bitcoin, the next time it dumps down to $13,000, the women can't laugh at their husbands, because the wives did it, too.
Men or Women or Trans doesn't make any difference to the society as well as the market itself, it's just a free market that anyone with the skill and knowledge can make money so if girls see it as a way of making money then they will definitely be interested and I am sure there are lot of women exists in the crypto field already but we can't get the exact stats about the dominance of gender since it's highly unorganized in the world arena.
Op women in crypto space is matter of interest not of is not being able to keep safe their private key or forgetfulness, though I have not seen any statistics data published to be sure that women are if less in number in the space of crypto, the space is accommodating to any one who's showcase interest as much you can learn, contribute pass phrase or private is not a hard task to what women do, if they show their interest because many women are even more intelligent than the men and even keep things properly in good position mostly anything that has to add value in their life they are always careful and curious. In my opinion I see this as general circumstances everyone must not be in the crypto space those participating are people who show their interest it happens to men most men are not in the crypto and this leads to perception to how an individual who is not in the space view crypto currency one can only work with what they perceived a thing to be .
Does anybody remember that Bitcoin dumped from the $65,000 range down to under $20,000, twice? We need lots more women so that they can't laugh at us when it happens the next time.
I am not even sure what you are implying with that post, to be honest.
It does not matter the gender or the social orientation of the people who is within the world of Bitcoin trading or outside of it, because they believe it to be a scam or something like that, there will be always people ready to point and laugh at us when we commit mistakes and we stumble with our own life obstacles.
I rather to explain the relatively small participation of women within cryptocurrency because there are more men getting into technology, coding, developing of applications and finances, all of thise topics are related directly or indirectly to Bitcoin.
There are exceptions, though, I am also afraid women who could get much attention within the world of Bitcoin and also shitcoins, could feel tempted to use their influence to shill some shitcoins for them to dump the bags on yheir followers. It would seem women get more attention on the internet than men, then getting into specific communities. Bitcoin and trading could be one of those cases.
IMHO, there is no difference between male and female if it's about talent in cryptocurrency learning. Everyone is free to learn these because there's so much information that they can find on the web and it is vast. What matters with them is their interest. We males, have the same interest and if it's about investments and making money, we're all for it.
While the females, no offense. But I've seen that most of them are just for girly stuff and want to spend however they can. That's why salute to the females that are into crypto that no one taught them how to get in but learned it on their own. Although there's no issue if someone have introduced them to be here and still keep holding their assets. Whether they choose to be a holder or a trader, it doesn't matter. What matters is that they know what they are up to and there is a reason why they're doing it and mostly, they understand cryptocurrencies and the technology behind it, they know what it's called.
While the females, no offense. But I've seen that most of them are just for girly stuff and want to spend however they can. That's why salute to the females that are into crypto that no one taught them how to get in but learned it on their own. Although there's no issue if someone have introduced them to be here and still keep holding their assets. Whether they choose to be a holder or a trader, it doesn't matter. What matters is that they know what they are up to and there is a reason why they're doing it and mostly, they understand cryptocurrencies and the technology behind it, they know what it's called.
There are many women out there in the world today! I think the level of difficulty to learn cryptocurrency is the reference for all women to enter the crypto currency
It is also very difficult for those who have to save the private keys 🔑 because usually the women often forget to save her personal data I also always try to keep valuable to at home but sometimes if I often forget and in the crytocurrency market if I forget to save the private key it will be a disaster for us.
I don't get the point here, the title suggest that we need more girls in crypto space, but your statement says that they are forgetful so why would they be needed in crypto?It is also very difficult for those who have to save the private keys 🔑 because usually the women often forget to save her personal data I also always try to keep valuable to at home but sometimes if I often forget and in the crytocurrency market if I forget to save the private key it will be a disaster for us.
And I don't really think that gender matters in crypto, it is created for privacy and anonymity so what's the point of revealing the gender?
Another good point with gender has never been matter here because we all know we need to have all things which are going here done without any problem of gender, so having topics like these has never been helpful or ideal for the talk.
There are many women out there in the world today! I think the level of difficulty to learn cryptocurrency is the reference for all women to enter the crypto currency
It is also very difficult for those who have to save the private keys 🔑 because usually the women often forget to save her personal data I also always try to keep valuable to at home but sometimes if I often forget and in the crytocurrency market if I forget to save the private key it will be a disaster for us.
I don't get the point here, the title suggest that we need more girls in crypto space, but your statement says that they are forgetful so why would they be needed in crypto?It is also very difficult for those who have to save the private keys 🔑 because usually the women often forget to save her personal data I also always try to keep valuable to at home but sometimes if I often forget and in the crytocurrency market if I forget to save the private key it will be a disaster for us.
And I don't really think that gender matters in crypto, it is created for privacy and anonymity so what's the point of revealing the gender?
whether it is a man, a woman, a pan, a wood, or whatever gender a person is, they can enter the crypto market, because everyone has the same opportunity to enter this market and be directly involved in trading activities. and the problem regarding the difficulty of understanding cryptocurrency lies with the individual, not with the gender. because if we say that it is easier for women to forget private keys, this also often happens to men, because forgetting is an individual problem.
Does anybody remember that Bitcoin dumped from the $65,000 range down to under $20,000, twice? We need lots more women so that they can't laugh at us when it happens the next time.
I don’t think it matters which sex somebody is regarding crypto investing. What we need is more adoption, male, female or whatever else people like to call themselves these days. We just need more adoption, lots more of it.
If you were interested in cool girls in the industry, check these -
1. Tavonia Evans (@cryptodeeva)
2. Meltem Demirors (@Melt_Dem)
3. Maliha Abidi (@maliha_z_art)
4. Cleve Mesidor (@cmesi, @cmesidor)
5. Elizabeth Stark (@starkness)
6. Lavinia Osbourne (@LaviniaOsbourne)
7. Kinjal Shah (@_kinjalbshah)
8. Caitlyn Long (@CaitlinLong_)
9. Preethi Kasireddy (@preethikasireddy, @iam_preethi)
10. Yi He (@heyibinance)
11. Laura Shin (@laurashin)
12. Natalie Brunell (@natbrunell, @nataliebrunell)
13. Layah Heilpern (@LayahHeilpern, @_layah_heilpern)
14. Rachel Siegel (@CryptoFinally)
15. Lea Thompson (@girlgone_crypto, @girl_gone_crypto)
16. Randi Hipper (@missteencrypto)
17. Aleksandra Huk (@HukAleksandra, @aleksandrahuk)
https://influencermarketinghub.com/female-crypto-influencers/
Some of them are rather easy on the eye also so the perfect women.
You obviously have a good list of influential women in this industry cos i can recognize Yi He on your list but quite surprised you omitted or missed out on Gracy Chen; formerly Bitget's MD and recently announced their CEO. Imho i feel Yi He and Gracy Chen are the most notable women top players in this industry. Tho, I stand to be corrected If you were interested in cool girls in the industry, check these -
1. Tavonia Evans (@cryptodeeva)
2. Meltem Demirors (@Melt_Dem)
3. Maliha Abidi (@maliha_z_art)
4. Cleve Mesidor (@cmesi, @cmesidor)
5. Elizabeth Stark (@starkness)
6. Lavinia Osbourne (@LaviniaOsbourne)
7. Kinjal Shah (@_kinjalbshah)
8. Caitlyn Long (@CaitlinLong_)
9. Preethi Kasireddy (@preethikasireddy, @iam_preethi)
10. Yi He (@heyibinance)
11. Laura Shin (@laurashin)
12. Natalie Brunell (@natbrunell, @nataliebrunell)
13. Layah Heilpern (@LayahHeilpern, @_layah_heilpern)
14. Rachel Siegel (@CryptoFinally)
15. Lea Thompson (@girlgone_crypto, @girl_gone_crypto)
16. Randi Hipper (@missteencrypto)
17. Aleksandra Huk (@HukAleksandra, @aleksandrahuk)
https://influencermarketinghub.com/female-crypto-influencers/
Some of them are rather easy on the eye also so the perfect women.
I don’t think it matters which sex somebody is regarding crypto investing. What we need is more adoption, male, female or whatever else people like to call themselves these days. We just need more adoption, lots more of it.
If you were interested in cool girls in the industry, check these -
1. Tavonia Evans (@cryptodeeva)
2. Meltem Demirors (@Melt_Dem)
3. Maliha Abidi (@maliha_z_art)
4. Cleve Mesidor (@cmesi, @cmesidor)
5. Elizabeth Stark (@starkness)
6. Lavinia Osbourne (@LaviniaOsbourne)
7. Kinjal Shah (@_kinjalbshah)
8. Caitlyn Long (@CaitlinLong_)
9. Preethi Kasireddy (@preethikasireddy, @iam_preethi)
10. Yi He (@heyibinance)
11. Laura Shin (@laurashin)
12. Natalie Brunell (@natbrunell, @nataliebrunell)
13. Layah Heilpern (@LayahHeilpern, @_layah_heilpern)
14. Rachel Siegel (@CryptoFinally)
15. Lea Thompson (@girlgone_crypto, @girl_gone_crypto)
16. Randi Hipper (@missteencrypto)
17. Aleksandra Huk (@HukAleksandra, @aleksandrahuk)
https://influencermarketinghub.com/female-crypto-influencers/
Some of them are rather easy on the eye also so the perfect women.
If you were interested in cool girls in the industry, check these -
1. Tavonia Evans (@cryptodeeva)
2. Meltem Demirors (@Melt_Dem)
3. Maliha Abidi (@maliha_z_art)
4. Cleve Mesidor (@cmesi, @cmesidor)
5. Elizabeth Stark (@starkness)
6. Lavinia Osbourne (@LaviniaOsbourne)
7. Kinjal Shah (@_kinjalbshah)
8. Caitlyn Long (@CaitlinLong_)
9. Preethi Kasireddy (@preethikasireddy, @iam_preethi)
10. Yi He (@heyibinance)
11. Laura Shin (@laurashin)
12. Natalie Brunell (@natbrunell, @nataliebrunell)
13. Layah Heilpern (@LayahHeilpern, @_layah_heilpern)
14. Rachel Siegel (@CryptoFinally)
15. Lea Thompson (@girlgone_crypto, @girl_gone_crypto)
16. Randi Hipper (@missteencrypto)
17. Aleksandra Huk (@HukAleksandra, @aleksandrahuk)
https://influencermarketinghub.com/female-crypto-influencers/
Some of them are rather easy on the eye also so the perfect women.
There are many women out there in the world today! I think the level of difficulty to learn cryptocurrency is the reference for all women to enter the crypto currency.
Trading have nothing to do with gender, if women are not much into trading it does not affect the crypto industry in any way. But I think crypto trading is getting to an era whereby many women will get involve to it, the crypto industry is still growing and with time there will be lot of changes that we gonna experience. You should know women are different from men in the way they go for things, men are quick to accept new innovations first before other people will later come in for it. Jump to: