Cryptocurrencies have driven up in

Cryptocurrencies have driven up in the ranks of financial assets held by women, an eToro survey shows, with a jump in ownership in 2025 taking place despite a

Singaporean women are slightly more likely to make money or at least break even on their crypto investments than their male counterparts, according to a survey from

Cryptocurrency Is 2nd Most Widely Held Asset Among Women

There is a gender gap

Bridging Crypto's Gender Gap: Empowering Women - FinTech

In 2025, the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report found that Vietnam scored highest when it came to economic participation and opportunity – something

There is a gender gap in the acceptance and use of so-called decentralised finance (DeFi), where females have much lower acceptance and usage rates than men. Our

A survey by Independent Reserve

The State of Crypto Report - OANDA

A survey by Independent Reserve reveals that women are more likely to earn money or break even on

Gender gap in the ownership and use of cryptocurrencies:

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Why women are outperforming men in cryptocurrency trading

As part of our commitment to understanding traders, in November 2025 OANDA surveyed 2,018 non-professional traders across various demographics to discover how attitudes towards

Singaporean women ‘outperforming’ men in crypto trades, survey