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Women do that stuff too. I have seen women promote crypto scams as well. It is subtly misandrist to use these terms I think. But no one will stop using it becau
by onetimeusename 4y ago
Women do that stuff too. I have seen women promote crypto scams as well. It is subtly misandrist to use these terms I think. But no one will stop using it because that is part of the society wide perception of men being viewed as less moral than women.
- zztop44 4y agoSo maybe women can be bros too? Just like men can be karens and huns. But just as complaining in an of itself doesn’t make you a Karen, shilling a scam coin in and of itself doesn’t make you a crypto bro.
- nullc 4y agoUnfortunately, because cryptocurrency is so male dominated the conspicuous presence of women is arguably a red flag (and somewhat ironically wrt your less moral comment). :-/ E.g. there were fewer women in the pipeline at the front and any women in the space take on a number of additional costs (e.g. harassment and misogyny) that a greater portion of what remain are only there because the are being paid handsomely to promote scams. and this sterotype can easily be self-perpetuating...
- onetimeusename 4y agoYou don't see the press calling Caroline Ellison a "crypto chick" or some other gendered epithet. You would never see that because it would be unacceptable whereas "crypto bro" is acceptable.
- croes 4y agoWomen using aggressive rhetoric, shameless self-promotion, and flaunting their wealth are called lesser nice names.