Disrupting Gender Imbalance in the Bitcoin Ecosystem
One of the hottest topics in the business world today is how companies should step up their efforts to promote and increase gender diversity. Most of the positions in the business world are “reserved” for male employees, whereas females are not always given the same chances. Even in the Bitcoin world, this trend is worrying, as there are very few female....
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