Club for women in crypto promises to close gender funding gap

Category：Mining InsightsAuthor：Media2022.03.07Read more

A new crypto start-up has been created to help female entrepreneurs access funding for their projects. There is currently a lack of gender diversity in the crypto and web3 space. 

According to BCG research, female-led start-ups deliver higher returns on investment, nearly 10% more over a five-year period, than those led by men. 

However, crypto initiatives led by women are rare in a sector dominated by men and are less likely to receive funding from venture capitalists. 

Now a crypto start-up called Allstars Women has a goal to close the gender funding gap and make the crypto-space more inclusive.

Club for women in crypto promises to close gender funding gap

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