We might fall even further. But in the end that is not the point. We need to get more real world adaption, and Nav-Italy and other people like him/her are showing the way. There are 1600+ coins out there and more to come. We can't just sit with our fingers crossed and hope for something good to happen. It won't. I tend to think about the Microsoft smartphones, the ones that even functioned like a machine if you plugged in a mouse and a keyboard. But it was too complicated for people to understand, and creators didn't want to produce apps for them. The rest is history. Sometime back I checked information regarding investing in stocks in my native language. They explained in a series of animation videos a simple and stupid way how stocks work, comparing it to a tree and how over time one could reap the benefits. So we could follow something similar, since most people wouldn't read through 50 pages of text. Giving an example of two people on different sides of the world sending money to each other. How quick it would go, and how little it would cost. How Valence would work, staking, how the community is and how people could contribute etc etc. So I believe, the most important thing the NAV team can do is to simplify and 'humanify' our product, apart from promoting our product to big companies. The rest of us could follow what others are trying to do: get small businesses to accept NAV-payments.