Binance’s IWD 2025: Closing the Crypto Gender Gap

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  • Binance hosts global events from March 5-15 to empower women in cryptocurrency.
  • Workshops, panels, and networking aim to close the gender gap in Web3.
  • Binance promotes diversity, with women comprising 40% of the staff.

Binance, the world’s busiest trading exchange with a record-breaking user base, is celebrating International Women’s Day 2025 by launching a series of global events. The goal? To empower women with education, success stories, and economic inclusion in the world of crypto.

The events will take place between March 5 and March 15 in 11 cities across five continents. Some of the cities include Ho Chi Minh City, Dubai, Milan, Madrid, Nairobi, Cape Town, Buenos Aires, São Paulo, Mexico City, Lomé, and Astana. Binance is organizing forums where women can rub shoulders with local women leaders and learn more about the possibilities in blockchain and digital assets through panel sessions, networking sessions, and training workshops.

Binance’s IWD 2025: Closing the Crypto Gender Gap

While gender equality has improved, men still dominate the crypto space. Binance is determined to change this by providing women with more opportunities to engage in Web3. It’s also creating pathways for them to thrive in the industry. Binance’s Chief Marketing Officer, Rachel Conlan, highlighted the company’s efforts towards gender inclusion, stating that women now make up 40% of its employees and half of its marketing team.

“Binance continues to be a trailblazer in advancing gender diversity in crypto and tech. Although strides have been made, there is more to be done to bring more women into crypto. Through our International Women’s Day initiatives, we seek to empower and motivate women, creating financial empowerment,” Conlan said. She added that the initiatives also aim to break barriers to industry education and engagement.

In addition to International Women’s Day, Binance also supports women-led projects via mentorship classes, network relationships, and workshops. Among these projects, Binance Turkey’s Women in Technology Academy has already benefited more than 1,000 women. It plans to educate another 5,000 women in the coming five years.

This initiative is one of the many projects launched by Binance in the direction of opening up the cryptocurrency world and making it more diverse. Through learning and training, Binance aims to close the gender divide in Web3 and blockchain, thereby making it possible for women to take part and access the future digital economy.

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2025-03-06 19:48