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Empowering female creators with NFTs and crypto -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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Women wanted what men did not want: Empowering women creators through NFTs, crypto and other means

With the blockchain industry growing at lightspeed, businesses are actively and, even desperately, seeking out talent; and there just doesn’t seem to be enough manpower out there. Enter women — literally around 50% of the global population that has, so far, been heavily underrepresented in crypto. With most developers being men, it’s understandable this still dev-led space noticeably lacks female contributors, but as the industry surges, womanpower is needed.

So, slowly but steadily, more women are entering crypto and nonfungible tokens worlds. Although only a small percentage of the crypto space is populated by women, 5 % of women OwnNFTs and 5-15% of founders and creators are involved in the creation or founding of CollectionsFemale-led NFT projects have a profound impact. Unlike the mass of solely artistic projects, these female-led NFTs show a preoccupation with social activism and empowerment of women across the globe — a trend charged with the potential to create a new paradigm for more socially-beneficial use cases and models for the asset class.

Teodora AtanasovaShe is an advocate for blockchain and has extensive experience in investor relations and legal issues related to crypto. Atanasova graduated from Vienna University of Economics and Business, where she received a degree as an international business lawyer. Right out of university, Atanasova joined the Nexo team at the company’s inception, taking part in business development and investment strategies during its 2018 private token sale. Although she held several positions at Nexo during her tenure, she has focused most of her energy on building and nurturing partnerships.