Recent research by BuyUcoin confessed that Indian females now investing on average Rs 1.4lakh (around $2,000) on crypto-currencies that is twice the amount that men typically spent. This survey was conducted between March & June.
BuyUcoin CEO Shivam Thakral comments:-
“ Usually, woman investors who are buying or trading are over 40 years of age. Therefore, typically these mature investors are able to put in more money. On the other hand, more men start investing at an early age with the average age for this investor group being 30 ”.
However, in terms of the sheer number of investors, men lead the pack by some distance.
#Data:- BuyUcoin
It seems women will continue to be interested in Bitcoin. India is a very different financial culture compared to other countries. Bitcoin is playing an integral part in this nation’s economy already, despite the opposition by the RBI. Depending on the regulatory draft, that aspect may become a lot clearer moving forward.
good info
Women are also interested in business, so do not be afraid, hehe
power of the world in women.
It is very good news. If more WOMEN come in market, More MENS come following them. Hehe...
yes & should be
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I think this is very great news...for all Indias... Main Chahta Hoon india Crypto currency aur blockchain Technology Mein Sabse Aage Ho...🔰...
Bcz women is not underestimate... The power of simpliciity
good info @somasekhar
Indian govt. can't ban crypto!
And it's a positive news that not only men, women are also interested crypto :) @somasekhar
The published data reveals that New Delhi (National Capital Region) is the area with the most active cryptocurrency users, 22.03 percent of the total. The city also has the largest share of female crypto investors – 8.8 percent, while men are 91.2 percent. Mumbai, the financial capital of India, takes the second position with 14.42 percent active users, 93.4 percent of which are male and 6.6 percent are female. Bangalore is in third place with 13.91 percent, men are 93.2 percent and women account for 6.8 percent.
They are followed by Hyderabad – 9.6%, Pune – 8.09%, Chennai – 5.94%, and Ahmedabad – 3.81% of active users. Kolkata is at the bottom of the table with only 3.23 percent of all users, 95.8 percent of which are men and 4.2 percent women. The 8 cities covered account for three quarters of all cryptocurrency investments in the report
This is a very good sign of women empowerment.
It's nice that our ladies taking interest in it.
Bitcoin making new world
Yes you are right RBI should think again about banning the cryptomarket. Because next generation will use the digital currency. Even i think Digital currency is future of next world.
Wow good
Hope we get out of this situation
Good information you have
It's good
Because lum sum 50 % population of woman
It help to grow our crypto community
Women is more active in cryptocurrency.....
nic this very good news for india and indian women for showing their interest in bitcoin
Hot topic... Nice
Great news
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Grate woman
@ulfan
Good News
Indian govt should remove this ban, wiser ppl know that what they r doing.
You are doing a great job buddy 🤘