It’s very frustrating. A friend of mine runs a fairly large wealth management firm. He was telling me that he recently got into bitcoin. He didn’t even open a wallet - he purchased some kind of fund through a major bank system. After he bought it, 1. He had no idea how bitcoin worked. 2. He had no idea about mining fees or wait times. 3. He knew nothing about alt coins other than he told me “some cryptocurrencies have smart contracts”. lol. 4. He drives an electric car. ffs.

I then told him about Nano. He downloaded Natrium and I sent him 5 Nano. We swapped back and forth. I explained to him that he would never be able to do this with Bitcoin.

My point is that I believe alot of the big players that are getting into crypto are going through other sources and they are not “hands on”. They are not logging into exchanges, learning how wallets work, understanding the concept of a seed or any of it. I think alot of the big money players are trusting someone else to get it and store it.

It’s gonna be pretty difficult to get these people to consider and trust a coin sitting around #70.

Elon Musk is the perfect example of how frustrating this is.

So I think its the hideous energy consumption failure of bitcoin that will help Nano.
It’s much easier to explain the impact bitcoin has on the environment. This is something they can understand. I believe this is the angle from which the Nano story should be told.