I agree.

Just talking out loud:

Most people are in debt and do not invest, if they do invest it may just be a 401k at work with mutual/index funds.

Most people have only ever heard of Bitcoin

Most people do not know how to do a limit order and would be totally intimidated by one of the exchange pages.

Most people who own crypto, probably only own Bitcoin, and maybe some Ethereum, Litecoin, etc
And most of these people, have probably never done a transaction and just keep the coins where they bought them.

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So, What does it take for a completely random average person to invest into BiblePay?

1. They have to have money to invest
2. They have to be sold on Cryptocurrency as an investment
3. They have to be sold on why BiblePay is better than the other Cryptocurrencies
4. They have to buy BBP, which means, creating an exchange account, entering bank/credit card information, buying Bitcoin,
potentially transferring Bitcoin to another exchange, and then doing a BiblePay limit order

This is why almost all of my advertising efforts have been focused on people already involved in cryptocurrency, but most of the crypto community is non-religious,

How do we educate the average person?

Who are our target audiences?

What is currently the make up of people invested in crypto?

Are there Christian computer groups? Christian stock trading groups?
How could we get involved with Christian youth groups? Young people are the most open to crypto