Building an Inclusive World of Crypto

To ensure that resources are made available to those in need— rather than perpetuating structural inequality —we need to look for solutions in the following areas: Funding Mechanisms, Education, Onramps, and Web3 tooling.

Knowledge and education are some of the most significant barriers to entry in crypto. The space moves lightning fast, and requires both baseline technical knowledge and the ability to approach problems from across disciplines.

A study released by Gemini earlier this year found the average cryptocurrency owner is a 38-year-old male making approximately $111,000 a year. In addition, 74 percent of crypto holders are men, and 71 percent are white. And yet, many people in the Web3 community continue to evangelize a narrative of breaking down gatekeepers and scaling cryptograp... See more

The promise of Web3 is a brighter tomorrow, but that can only happen if it solves for the inequities of today