💐Congratulations, cryptoledi!

Today we celebrate the day of solidarity of women in the struggle for their human rights.
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🙋🏻Women have long proven that they are not inferior to men in any field; the blockchain industry is no exception. Although the field of IT and cryptography is traditionally considered male, as you can see, women in this sector have become experts and make serious competition to their male colleagues.
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👀Take a look at our community, and you will notice that over the past few years, women’s voices have become louder and more professional.
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Girls, there are not so many outstanding women in the crypto industry yet, and if you make the top 100, then you will be included in this list, dear ❤️
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💐 Congratulations to you, our precious ones! Be happy!
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🤩And look at the beautiful and inspiring ladies of our sphere.
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🌹Elizabeth Stark
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Elizabeth is called a “superwoman” in the blockchain world. For a long time, she taught at Stanford and Yale, and then decided to go into her own business and founded the Lightning Labs project.
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Thanks to the company and its developers, a technology was created that allows the use of blockchain on smartphones.
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🌹Blythe Masters
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At the age of 28, Blythe took the position of executive director of JP Morgan Bank and developed the concept of credit default swaps( CDS), and in 2015 founded her own crypto project.
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Now her company is developing software for banks based on blockchain technology.
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🌹Catherine Haun
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A few years ago, Haun investigated the hacking of Mt. Gox and cases of bitcoin thefts. Starting to study cryptocurrencies, she formed a task force to exchange information about digital assets.
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She became interested in the topic and joined the board of directors of Coinbase.
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🌹Rian Lewis
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IT is a preacher of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies among women. Together with her friends, Lewis founded the London branch of Women in Bitcoin.
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The organization has more than a hundred members, many of whom are CEOs and COO of technology companies.