Women make up about 26% of the global crypto community, an increase from 13% in 2019, showcasing growing female participation.
Influential women include Galia Benartzi, co-founder of Zebpay, and Perianne Boring, founder of the Chamber of Digital Commerce.
Organizations like Women in Blockchain and Girls Who Code aim to educate and empower women in crypto, offering workshops and mentorship.
Research shows that women are more risk-averse investors, with 80% preferring long-term investments, affecting market strategies and trends.
Online platforms like Twitter Spaces and Telegram groups are essential for networking. Initiatives like #WomenInCrypto promote visibility and collaboration.