How can blockchain help women gain financial independence? And how can female participation be boosted? Social entrepreneur Wendy Diamond explains
Web3 technology has frequently been hailed as a means by which to promote inclusion, yet gender barriers remain conspicuous in the crypto space. According to a survey last December, less than 5% of crypto founders and less than 10% of crypto fund partners were women, and other data from crypto platform Gemini showed that women made up only 26% of crypto holders in the U.S.
If all the technology that’s disrupting the way in which people live and do business is to live up to the claims made for it, women’s participation is a necessity in the future economy it is shaping. The Women’s Entrepreneurship Day Organization (WEDO), a global non-profit dedicated to helping and raising awareness of women in poverty, says crypto might be just the thing to foster female empowerment.
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