Binance celebrated Women’s Day by raising crypto awareness for women in Africa, demonstrating financial freedom is not just for men.
Forget the flowers and chocolates—Binance just gave International Women’s Day an entirely new definition with a massive crypto empowerment initiative in Kenya and Togo. The mission? Give women the tools to lead in Web3 and take charge of their financial futures.
The #WomenWhoCrypto meetups were packed with energy and game-changing conversations. From inspiring talks in Kenya to empowering discussions in Togo, women from different backgrounds came together to talk crypto, share their experiences, and build connections that could change their futures.
Binance even went and did it in an interactive fashion—having them join their Binance Square page, sharing how crypto has impacted their life, and earning them $20 in crypto + Binance gear. The initiative, fittingly christened #BeBinanceBeHardcore, is to break down boundaries and show women have a place in blockchain, DeFi, and Web3 as much as everyone else does.
Women have always defined the future of technology, and now they’re redefining the crypto space—from leading blockchain innovations to fighting for fairer regulation. Binance isn’t talking about diversity—its deeds are louder than words, ensuring women aren’t just invited but leading the way.
When financial independence is at stake, this is just the beginning. Who run the blockchain? Women.
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