So, The 2021 Independent Reserve’s Cryptocurrency Index (IRCI) of 2000 Australians reveals the number of women with crypto investment increases from 10.3% in 2020 to 20% in 2021. Also, The percentage of female Bitcoin owners increases from 8.3% to 14.8% as per information from the survey.
Furthermore, the Independent Reserve is an Australian-base cryptocurrency exchange from 2013, with over 200,000 users.
More so, Karen Cohen, Deputy Chair for the Board of Blockchain Australia goes on to confirm details from The 2021 Independent Reserve’s Cryptocurrency Index. Of course, stating that more women are entering the crypto market this year. Also, this is due to the asset class continuing to gain mainstream investment.
“I think that it tells you that investing in crypto is less risky and…”
“is just one of many different ways you can invest…”
“I think it’s sort of giving the signal that if a bank thinks it’s okay, then you know it’s a safer place to invest.”
Then, Cohen mentions examples like CBA adding crypto trading options to its app in early November.
Additionally, Co-founder of Independent Reserve Adrian Przelozny adds,
“over time, as cryptocurrency investments become more acceptable…”
“and mainstream, the perceived risk also reduces.”
Lastly, Co-founder of Independent Reserve Adrian Przelozny concludes “I think that as that happens,…”
“you’ll see more and more women enter the market.”
Galaxy Interactive Rises Additional $325M Fund For Metaverse and Next Gen…>>
Related Posts – Bank DBS’s Crypto Business Grows Massively Due To Growing Demand From Investors
