Investasi kripto perempuan di India melonjak 116,8 persen

Partisipasi perempuan dalam investasi kripto di India meningkat 116,8 persen, menurut laporan dari CoinDCX. Perempuan kini rata-rata memegang empat aset digital berbeda. Tren ini meliputi wilayah metro dan non-metro, menyumbang lebih dari 15 persen dari total basis investor.

Laporan terbaru dari CoinDCX menyoroti peningkatan signifikan keterlibatan perempuan di pasar kripto India. Jumlah investor perempuan telah tumbuh 116,8 persen, mencerminkan adopsi aset digital yang lebih luas di kalangan perempuan di seluruh negeri. Menurut temuan, investor perempuan biasanya memegang rata-rata empat aset digital berbeda. Diversifikasi ini merupakan bagian dari strategi yang menekankan penelitian, penahanan jangka panjang, dan penyebaran investasi di berbagai kripto. Pertumbuhan ini tidak terbatas pada pusat urban; ia juga meluas ke wilayah non-metro, menunjukkan pergeseran partisipasi di seluruh negeri. Perempuan kini mewakili lebih dari 15 persen dari total basis investor CoinDCX di India. Proporsi ini menggarisbawahi peran perempuan yang semakin besar di sektor kripto, di mana mereka mendekati investasi dengan fokus pada strategi terinformasi dan berkelanjutan ketimbang perdagangan jangka pendek. Laporan tersebut menunjukkan demografi investor yang semakin matang, dengan perempuan memprioritaskan aset seperti Bitcoin dan Ethereum beserta aset lainnya. Perkembangan ini sejalan dengan tren adopsi kripto secara keseluruhan di India, meskipun jadwal spesifik data tidak dirinci dalam sumbernya.

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