Blythe Masters

She is possibly the most famous woman to engage with digital currencies and blockchain technology. Born in the UK, Masters is known as a brilliant economist and former top executive of JP Morgan Chase. In March 2015, she headed a New York-based startup Digital Assets Holdings specialized in blockchain solutions for banks and financial institutions.

Perianne Boring

Boring is the founder and the president of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, a Washington D.C.-based trade association focused on advocating digital currencies and assets before regulators. Boring is also keeping a blog titled Boring Bitcoin Report.

Lisa Cheng

Cheng is the founder of VANBEX, a consulting company for digital currencies, blockchain protocols and decentralized technologies. In addition, she is communications director at Ethereum.

Elizabeth Rosiello

A Columbia graduate, Elizabeth is a feminist. She is a co-founder and CEO at Nairobi-based startup BitPesa. The company builds a payment infrastructure in Africa providing its customers with fast and inexpensive transactions in bitcoin with money sent to mobile accounts.

Emily Spaven

Former Google employee, Spaven used to be CoinDesk‘s editor-in-chief. Currently she is an editor for Tech City News, where she pays much attention to bitcoin and blockchain.

Marina Guryeva

Guryeva is among Russia’s most renowned advocates of blockchain technology. She is a deputy head at the Center for Innovations at Russia’s High School of Economy, and a co-founder of CyberFund.

Ola Doudin

Founder of Dubai-based exchange BitOasis. She calls herself a nomad, an engineer, and claims she is keen on art and design.

Tatiana Moroz

Moroz is a singer-songwriter who amazed attendees at numerous conferences by singing her songs about peace, love, and bitcoin. She is the creator of TatianaCoin, the “first coin for artists”. Additionally, she is Bitcoin Magazine contributor.

Victoria van Eyk

Van Eyk says she is obsessed with anything related to bitcoin. There is no reason to doubt her words, as she founded Bitcoin Strategy Group, a consulting company, and works as community development vice-president at ChangeTip.

Paige Freeman

Freeman, a co-founder of Women in Bitcoin, is a vice-president for sales at BITNET, which had dveloped a payments management platform to enable merchants to accept digital currencies.