
Binance's recent marketing initiative, launching a perfume named 'CRYPTO', has sparked widespread criticism across social media platforms for its perceived sexist approach towards attracting women to the cryptocurrency sector. Critics argue that the campaign, which seems to suggest that women could be drawn to crypto through a fragrance, is tone-deaf and patronizing, highlighting a deeper issue of gender bias within the industry. The backlash is not just limited to the concept of the perfume but extends to the broader implications of how women are viewed and treated in the crypto space. Many have pointed out that rather than trivializing women's interests, efforts should focus on respecting and empowering the women already in the field and creating genuine opportunities for more to join.

📣BREAKING ᵍᵐ web3 awaits arrival of “new” women on the market with the newly unleashed weapon of MASS ATTRACTION after ignoring & exhausting an already existent immensely talented female population🫠 ty @binance “Fragrance Called CRYPTO”👌 sound on🔊obvs 😂 (((different… https://t.co/DUmo3AP2Xp
Imagine the smell… it’s shit like this that makes crypto look bad. https://t.co/Ckm4efnxWx
As the new head of marketing for @Optimism I present our first brand activation in honor of Women’s History Month. ✨The classiest crypto parfumeme of them all. We hope to entice women to join the Superchain through the essence of OPTI-MIST. https://t.co/g4chZkl2t5