Men hold the majority share in crypto adoption (61%), indicating that the industry is still male-dominated despite growing female participation.
Over 219M women own crypto globally, showing that female adoption is increasing but still lags behind male ownership.
With 6.8% of the world’s population involved in crypto, adoption is growing, but there is still massive untapped potential, especially among women.
Bridging the gender gap could drive the next wave of crypto adoption, and greater financial inclusion and education could encourage more women to enter the space.
Asia has the highest number of crypto owners globally, with 326.8 million individuals
Despite having the smallest crypto user base (3 million), Oceania experienced explosive 1-year growth of 114.3% in crypto ownership between 2023 and 2024.
Africa’s crypto ownership grew by just 8.5% over the past year, the lowest among all regions, with 43.5 million individuals owning cryptocurrency.
While some regions like Oceania and South America are experiencing rapid growth, Africa's slower adoption indicates barriers such as infrastructure and regulatory challenges.
Bitcoin has experienced a remarkable surge, with an increase close to $20,000 in just ten days to reach an all-time high (ATH) of $89.6K on November 11, 2024. This rapid rise depicts the potential of cryptocurrency markets, with Bitcoin leading the charge as the world's most recognised digital asset. The recent price movement shows a growing interest in Bitcoin as an investment asset.