Thanks for the feedback! I understand we have different approaches, so let me explain the reasoning behind mine—I think it might actually better serve your "intro level saver" goal.
Consider this scenario:
Person A gets your detailed guide → feels obligated to follow 10+ steps → gets stuck on River KYC → frustrated, card sits unused
Person B gets focused SATSCARD intro → understands they own Bitcoin → explores at their own pace when motivated → successful onboarding
If you need funding instructions, I can create a separate supplementary sheet for "When you're ready to add more Bitcoin" that covers funding options without KYC requirements (BTMs, peer-to-peer, etc.). But cramming that into a gift introduction, I think it just creates cognitive overload. Better to gift the card already loaded, no?
Thanks for the feedback! I understand we have different approaches, so let me explain the reasoning behind mine—I think it might actually better serve your "intro level saver" goal.
Consider this scenario:
If you need funding instructions, I can create a separate supplementary sheet for "When you're ready to add more Bitcoin" that covers funding options without KYC requirements (BTMs, peer-to-peer, etc.). But cramming that into a gift introduction, I think it just creates cognitive overload. Better to gift the card already loaded, no?