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Gracy Chen, PDG de Bitget, figure parmi les 50 femmes les plus influentes du Web3 et de l’IA dans le classement de CoinDesk

VICTORIA, Seychelles, 12 juin 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitget, principale bourse de cryptomonnaies et société Web3, est ravie d’annoncer que Gracy Chen, PDG de Bitget, figure parmi les 50 femmes les plus influentes du Web3 et de l’IA dans le classement 2025 de CoinDesk. Cette distinction prestigieuse récompense les leaders influents qui façonnent l’avenir de la finance et des technologies numériques. Ce classement annuel recense les leaders de la blockchain, des cryptomonnaies et de l’intelligence artificielle qui font progresser l’innovation et l’inclusion dans les secteurs technologiques émergents.

Parmi les dix premières femmes du classement, Chen apparaît aux côtés de sommités du secteur telles que Daniela Amodei d’Anthropic, Anima Anandkumar de Caltech, Teana Baker‑Taylor de Venice.ai, Regina Barzilay du MIT, Betsabe Botaitis d’Hedera, Stéphanie Cabossioras de la Société Générale, Eowyn Chen de Trust Wallet, Samara Cohen de BlackRock, Emilie Choi de Coinbase et Delphine Forma de Solidus Labs, ainsi que quarante autres femmes d’exception.

Élaborée selon un processus rigoureux et inclusif, cette liste a été établie par l’équipe éditoriale de CoinDesk en consultation avec un panel diversifié de femmes dirigeantes issues d’organisations telles que Google, Spotify et l’Association of Women in Crypto. Plus de 300 nominations du monde entier ont été évaluées, et les finalistes ont été sélectionnées en raison de leur force d’innovation, de leur influence et de leur contribution à l’avenir du Web3 et de l’IA.

Chen se distingue non seulement comme la seule femme PDG parmi les 10 premières plateformes d’échange de cryptomonnaies mondiales, mais aussi en tant que moteur de la croissance mondiale de Bitget. Depuis sa prise de fonction au poste de PDG en mai 2024, elle a impulsé à la plateforme une phase de croissance accélérée. C’est en effet sous sa direction que Bitget a fait passer sa base d’utilisateurs de 20 millions de personnes à plus de 120 millions dans le monde, la plaçant ainsi parmi les trois premières plateformes d’échange mondiales en termes de volume de transactions.

Son mandat a été marqué par une évolution stratégique qui a permis d’élargir l’offre de Bitget bien au–delà des produits dérivés. Aujourd’hui, la plateforme offre des capacités de pointe en matière de trading au comptant, un écosystème Launchpad et Launchpool florissant, un système de copy trading basé sur l’IA, des outils de gestion d’actifs ainsi qu’un portefeuille auto–dépositaire largement adopté via Bitget Wallet. Chen joue également un rôle actif dans le développement des relations institutionnelles et la conclusion de partenariats à fort impact qui n’ont de cesse de renforcer la présence de Bitget sur les marchés clés.

Au–delà du développement de nouveaux produits et activités, Chen a fait de la responsabilité sociale un pilier important de son programme de direction chez Bitget. Elle dirige notamment Blockchain4Her (B4H), une initiative dotée d’un budget de 10 millions de dollars qui a été lancée dans le but de promouvoir l’égalité des sexes dans le secteur de la blockchain. Cette initiative vise à soutenir les créatrices, développeuses et entrepreneures par le biais de l’éducation, du financement, du mentorat et de l’accès à l’écosystème mondial du Web3. En tant que déléguée à la conférence CSW (Commission de la condition de la femme) d’ONU Femmes, Chen apporte également des perspectives critiques du Web3 aux discussions mondiales sur l’égalité des sexes et la technologie. Elle cumule plus de dix années d’expérience dans les domaines de l’investissement, de l’entrepreneuriat et du leadership technologique.

L’inclusion par CoinDesk de Gracy Chen dans le Top 50 des femmes les plus influentes du Web3 et de l’IA témoigne des prouesses qu’elle a accomplies afin de transformer Bitget en une plateforme Web3 multidimensionnelle, ainsi que de son influence croissante dans la construction d’un avenir plus inclusif pour l’industrie des cryptomonnaies.

À propos de Bitget

Établie en 2018, Bitget est la première plateforme d’échange de cryptomonnaies et société Web3 au monde. Au service de plus de 120 millions d’utilisateurs répartis dans plus de 150 pays et régions, la bourse Bitget s’engage à aider les utilisateurs à trader plus intelligemment grâce à sa fonctionnalité révolutionnaire de copy trading et ses autres solutions de trading, tout en fournissant un accès en temps réel aux cours du Bitcoin, de l’Ethereum et d’autres cryptomonnaies. Anciennement connu sous le nom de BitKeep, Bitget Wallet est un portefeuille cryptographique non dépositaire de premier plan qui prend en charge plus de 130 blockchains ainsi que des millions de jetons. Il propose un trading multi–chaînes, des jalonnements, des paiements et un accès direct à plus de 20 000 DApps, mais aussi des swaps avancés et des informations sur le marché, le tout intégré au sein d’une plateforme unique. Bitget est le fer de lance de l’adoption des cryptomonnaies grâce à des partenariats stratégiques, comme en témoigne son rôle de Partenaire crypto officiel de la meilleure ligue de football au monde, LA LIGA, sur les marchés de l’EST, de l’ASEAN et de l’Amérique latine, ainsi qu’en tant que partenaire mondial des athlètes olympiques turcs Buse Tosun Çavuşoğlu (championne du monde de lutte), Samet Gümüş (médaille d’or de boxe) et İlkin Aydın (équipe nationale de volley–ball). Bitget a pour vocation d’inciter la population mondiale à adopter les cryptomonnaies, symboles d’avenir.

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A CEO da Bitget, Gracy Chen, é destaque entre as 50 principais mulheres na Web3 e IA da CoinDesk

VICTORIA, Seychelles, June 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — A Bitget, principal corretora de criptomoedas e empresa Web3, tem o prazer de anunciar que Gracy Chen, CEO da Bitget, foi destaque na lista de 2025 da CoinDesk das 50 principais mulheres em Web3 e IA, um reconhecimento estimado que celebra líderes influentes que moldam o futuro das finanças e da tecnologia digital. A lista anual reúne líderes em blockchain, criptomoedas e inteligência artificial que estão promovendo a inovação e a inclusão em setores de tecnologia emergentes.

Entre as dez principais homenageadas, Chen está ao lado de personalidades do setor, como Daniela Amodei da Anthropic, Anima Anandkumar da Caltech, Teana Baker‑Taylor da Venice.ai, Regina Barzilay do MIT, Betsabe Botaitis da Hedera, Stéphanie Cabossioras da Société Générale, Eowyn Chen da Trust Wallet, Samara Cohen da BlackRock, Emilie Choi da Coinbase e Delphine Forma da Solidus Labs, em conjunto com outras quarenta mulheres excepcionais.

Compilada por meio de um processo rigoroso e inclusivo, a lista foi selecionada pela equipe editorial da CoinDesk em consulta com um painel diversificado de mulheres líderes de organizações como Google, Spotify e a Association of Women in Crypto. Mais de 300 indicações de todo o mundo foram avaliadas, e os finalistas foram escolhidos por sua inovação, influência e relevância na construção do próximo capítulo da Web3 e da IA.

Chen se destaca não apenas como a única CEO mulher entre as 10 principais corretoras de criptomoedas globais, mas também como a líder por trás do crescimento global da Bitget. Desde que assumiu o cargo de CEO em maio de 2024, ela conduziu a plataforma por uma fase de crescimento acelerado. Sob sua liderança, a Bitget aumentou sua base de usuários de 20 milhões para mais de 120 milhões de usuários em todo o mundo, posicionando–se firmemente entre as três maiores corretoras em volume de negociação no mundo.

Seu mandato foi marcado por uma mudança estratégica que ampliou as ofertas da Bitget muito além dos derivativos. Hoje, a plataforma apresenta recursos de classe mundial em negociação à vista, um próspero ecossistema Launchpad e Launchpool, copy trading com tecnologia de IA, ferramentas de gerenciamento de ativos e uma carteira de autocustódia amplamente adotada pela Bitget Wallet. Chen também desempenha um papel ativo na expansão das relações institucionais e na garantia de parcerias de alto impacto que aprofundam a presença da Bitget nos principais mercados.

Além do desenvolvimento de produtos e negócios, Chen fez da responsabilidade social um pilar fundamental de sua agenda de liderança na Bitget. Ela lidera uma iniciativa de US$ 10 milhões Blockchain4Her (B4H), que foi iniciada para abordar a equidade de gênero no setor de blockchain. A iniciativa se concentra no apoio a mulheres construtoras, desenvolvedoras e empreendedoras por meio de educação, financiamento, orientação e acesso ao ecossistema global da Web3. Como delegada da conferência CSW da UN Women, Chen também traz perspectivas críticas da Web3 para discussões globais sobre gênero e tecnologia. Sua formação abrange mais de uma década de experiência em investimentos, empreendedorismo e liderança em tecnologia.

A inclusão de Gracy Chen nas 50 principais mulheres na Web3 e IA da CoinDesk reflete suas realizações na transformação da Bitget em uma plataforma Web3 multidimensional e sua crescente influência na construção de um futuro mais inclusivo para o setor de criptomoedas.

Sobre a Bitget

Fundada em 2018, a Bitget é a principal corretora de criptomoedas e empresa Web3 do mundo. Atendendo a mais de 120 milhões de usuários em mais de 150 países e regiões, a corretora Bitget tem o compromisso de ajudar os usuários a negociar de forma mais inteligente — com o seu pioneiro recurso de copy trading e outras soluções de negociação —, ao mesmo tempo em que oferece acesso em tempo real ao preço do Bitcoin, Ethereum e a outros preços de criptomoedas. Anteriormente conhecida como BitKeep, a Bitget Wallet é uma das principais carteiras de criptomoedas sem custódia que suporta mais de 130 blockchains e milhões de tokens. Ela oferece negociação em várias cadeias, staking, pagamentos e acesso direto a mais de 20.000 DApps, com swaps avançados e insights de mercado integrados em uma única plataforma. A Bitget está na vanguarda da adoção de criptomoedas por meio de parcerias estratégicas, como seu papel como parceira oficial de criptomoedas da melhor liga de futebol do mundo, LALIGA, nos mercados do ORIENTE, SUDESTE ASIÁTICO e AMÉRICA LATINA, bem como parceira global de atletas nacionais turcos Buse Tosun Çavuşoğlu (campeã mundial de luta livre), Samet Gümüş (medalhista de ouro no boxe) e İlkin Aydın (seleção nacional de vôlei), para inspirar a comunidade global a abraçar o futuro das criptomoedas.

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Nia Tero: Indigenous Guardianship the ‘Only Time-Tested Approach’ To Healthy Ocean Ecosystems

Aulani Wilhelm (left) and Lysa Win (right) of Nia Tero in UNOC3. Credit: Naureen Hossain/IPS

‘Aulani Wilhelm (left) and Lysa Win (right) of Nia Tero in UNOC3. Credit: Naureen Hossain/IPS

By Naureen Hossain
NICE, France, Jun 12 2025 – The 2025 UN Ocean Conference (UNOC3) has seen a significant presence from Indigenous peoples, who insist that their perspective and guidance be taken into account in the global efforts for sustainable ocean use and conservation. The sense of responsibility to the ocean and recognition of its history is an example that the international community can learn from.

What seems to be distinguishing UNOC3 from the previous ocean conferences is a greater motivation and recognition from world governments and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to work alongside Indigenous groups and local communities to reach global targets. As ‘Aulani Wilhelm, CEO of Nia Tero, told IPS, there has been a shift in the language from leaders calling for equity, justice, and the recognition of indigenous peoples in the ocean community.

“I think that there is increasing, kind of shared sentiment not only about what the threats are… but why we have to come together and not let the specific ideas and different segments of the ocean space hold us back and keep the arguments inside,” Wilhelm said at the conference. Nia Tero is an NGO dedicated to promoting the role and influence of Indigenous people as stewards and guardians of the natural world in protecting planetary life.

Some of the initiatives introduced during UNOC3 showcase the important role Indigenous peoples play in the agenda. There is the recently announced Melanesian Ocean Reserve, the first Indigenous-led, multinational ocean reserve, which will encompass the combined national waters of the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Papua New Guinea, accounting for over 6 million square kilometers. Wilhelm also noted the formation of an indigenous ocean alliance, which organically took shape during the conference.

Some government leaders have stated that they will work with Indigenous peoples and local communities, which Wilhelm remarked was an important change in both language and intention.

“We’re no longer having the conversation of ‘let us do something for you, but let us look to indigenous leaders to lead and how can we work alongside them?’ That is it. That is a sea change—pun intended—of where the ocean community is going… We have a long way to go, but these are signals […], embers that are igniting, that are enabling this to happen. So let’s find those leaders and let’s back them up.”

“The only time-tested approach to really having healthy ecosystems and people is indigenous guardianship, so let’s invest there.”

What indigenous guardianship means to Wilhelm is the collective, intergenerational connection to the wider natural world, or a sense of place. “These places are their relations—they are kin. They are home. They are not separate,” she said. “Indigenous guardianship isn’t something we have to create. It is already there.”

“With indigenous guardianship, it is also about responsibility. It is a responsibility to take care of home and life around them,” said Lysa Win, Nia Tero’s Pasifik Director. “It is about people who have lived for centuries with place and have that deep connection and have built knowledge and systems.”

Win pointed to the example back in her home, the Solomon Islands, where Indigenous peoples still live in their territories, which they have sovereignty over and can apply their knowledge. Even when there are different knowledge systems, there can be a balance in employing that information without insisting that one is better than the other. “There’s different knowledge around, but to help complement it with what we have.”

There can be challenges in conveying the principles behind indigenous guardianship to people outside those communities, especially within the context of a climate forum. According to Wilhelm, there is the risk of presenting their worldview in a “reductionist” language for the sake of having to validate it, and that can be frustrating. Win told IPS that she is conscious of the language she uses when sharing her perspective as an indigenous woman because it can seem deceptively simple by comparison.

Both she and Wilhelm noted that in the global climate discussions, indigenous people’s engagement was just as important, if not more so, than the knowledge they brought to the table, and that they had to establish that they were not attending on behalf of their communities and did not speak for them entirely.

Indigenous guardianship is rooted in communities feeling an intrinsic connection to the natural world, and the knowledge and kinship that come from that connection are shared across generations. To Wilhelm, this is a mindset for how people have a relationship with place and recognize the value of the ocean.

“Helping other people see the importance of the ‘how’ and the time and the values that you would put into it, that is going to guide better decision-making,” she said. “People want to understand, ‘what is the magic of ‘indigenous guardianship?’ It’s really simple: it’s relationship-based. It’s really being values-led, values of continuing care, not exploitation and extraction… Being able to have enough and making sure we can thrive and that our ancestral components of nature can thrive.”

Win added that indigenous guardianship comes from a place of strength where the people adapt to the change and transformation happening to the ocean. “With these changes, we have created knowledge and transformed our knowledge over time as well, and that is what we’re bringing, sharing our stories here so that there is that place of hope. How can we [work] together to deal with this crisis?”

UNOC3 has provided the opportunity for the exchange of knowledge. It has also brought the opportunity to bring a perspective that prioritizes care for the ocean through the lens of knowledge from the past and consideration for the future, rather than to externalize the issue. It has brought generations together with vastly different perspectives on climate action. Win noted that the sense of responsibility to place and future generations is relevant for women community leaders.

This can be illustrated through the example seen in a panel event held at the sidelines of UNOC3, which included a screening for the documentary ‘Remathu: People of the Ocean,’ about Nicole Yamase, the first Micronesian woman to dive into the deepest parts of the ocean. Wilhelm described how Sylvia Earle, CEO of Mission Blue and a celebrated marine biologist, was in attendance, where she and other panelists were “really raw and really honest” about their experiences in the field and what that meant as a “show of support to younger women.”

“They came to make sure that Nicole Yamase didn’t face the same kind of challenges that they did when they were the pioneers in the field… that is the human experience about what does it feel like to not be enough when you are doing extraordinary things for the ocean, as examples for other women,” she said. “Women are not… just that sense of ‘not enough,’ and how do you break through it and how do you bring your community along? That story [film] wasn’t about Nicole; it was about her as a member of her community and what it means to be able to give back.”

Win said, “The indigenous voice that we’re bringing, it should not just be in text. It should not stop there. It should be global lessons and continually looking at each other, with us learning from them and them learning from us. Putting that into solutions and into texts at these global forums.”

“Our voices have not been heard, listened to, or included. I don’t say that as a victim; I say that as, ‘If we want to get on with this, we better get serious!’,” said Wilhelm. “These are the voices and knowledge-holders that will bring a different sense of what the problem is and the solutions that we need to fix it.”

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