The passion is something that I've had to get used to over the last year, and I mean that in a very broad way about the kind of passion that I experience.

When I cut my teeth in Wall Street, we learned that like emotions don't make it through the front door.

And so when I did come crossover into crypto, I was like, oh, all these people with so many personalities.

What are we doing, folks?

Like, you know, you can't wear that.

You know, you can't think that.

You know, you can't say that.

Hello, I'm CoinDish reporter Lee Quinn, here with Binance US CEO,ley and Stellar Foundation CEO Dinell Dixon to debunk myths about gender for International Women's Day.

Thanks for joining me today.

To start us off with some context, women are much more likely to be unbanked or to live below the poverty line, sometimes both, anywhere in the world. In many countries,

women still have fewer inheritance rights than men. And according to the World Development

report in 2012, roughly 5 to 45% of women respondents in any given jurisdiction said they

don't have control over their own income. That's not an average of emerging markets with

industrialized countries. That's the an average of emerging markets with industrialized countries.

That's the range within nations. So as leaders that are helping redefine money, I'd love to hear

what advice you have for women who are looking to be self-sovereign. Catherine, could you start us off?

I think there's something that's really exciting that we're seeing take place, especially within my

own time that I've

been in a career, and that is seeing the presence of women take control of their own finances

and escalate their own careers. We've seen this with growing numbers, even when you take it to the

crypto holdings. In 2018, 5% of crypto holders were women. 2019, that number went up to 10% were women.

So I think the more we have this agreement kind of among ourselves that we're all going

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