PANews reported on March 9 that according to Cointelegraph, according to a survey by Bitpanda, women are increasingly interested in cryptocurrency investment. Despite the lack of industry knowledge, most still favor long-term strategies and low-risk assets such as Bitcoin. The survey showed that 50% of female cryptocurrency investors prioritize long-term financial growth, of which 49% hold digital assets for up to five years and 39% plan to hold them for more than five years. Among the 1,400 investors surveyed, more than 54% invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum for the first time.

The average number of female investors has increased by 8.1% over the past year, but lack of education remains the main challenge for women to adopt mainstream cryptocurrencies. More than 81% of respondents admitted that they lack investment experience, with 24% of female investors citing lack of investment knowledge as their biggest challenge, while 41% pointed to financial limitations.