Bitget Launches Campaign for International Women's Day Under Blockchain4Her

Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange, is launching a multifaceted campaign for International Women's Day that aims to bolster female participation in the blockchain sector. This initiative is part of the broader Blockchain4Her program, which seeks to address the underrepresentation of women in Web3.

The campaign's core theme is the essential role of women in achieving widespread blockchain adoption. It will feature a social media video series that aims to highlight and combat gender biases within the industry, inviting industry leaders and users to share their journeys toward creating inclusive environments.

"It’s crucial for major industry players to acknowledge and harness the potential of women. Every contribution counts," stated Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget.

Additionally, in partnership with Bitget Wallet, the exchange will introduce a limited-edition payment card on March 8. This card will enable users to transact via Mastercard and Visa in more than 50 countries across Europe, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region.

In-Person Events

Expanding on last year's efforts, Bitget will conduct a series of workshops, networking events, and panel discussions throughout Southeast Asia, East Asia, Europe, and Latin America. These gatherings will focus on empowering women within the blockchain community.

In Southeast Asia specifically, the initiative will feature a mini-conference, panel discussions, and an iftar dinner.

In previous remarks, Gracy Chen highlighted the significant impact of the Blockchain4Her program, which has engaged thousands of women globally, effectively lowering barriers to entry in the blockchain industry.