Is it possible to see the other bitcoin memes uploaded? Like the stock compilation of majority uploaded? I find the website very memorable and unique and yeah feels the vibe of early days of internet.

It also works for me and I'll try to make mine but I'm that type of guy that just loves to browse and look at those funny memes.

I tried the website and it worked perfectly for me. I even played around and made a few cards just to get a feel for how the website works, and I was very pleased with how it turned out.

Cool idea and it looks well implemented. A good call of action and a simple way that anyone can help spread the word and onboard people. I didn’t read all the linked articles but it’s nice to see that there is also opportunity to be educated about things like why we need a new currency in the first place. Good job.

Great and easy site, I love it.

Maybe add a function or widget to directly swap cryptos?
For example Changelly offers a widget for this.

Really like sites like these. Simple, homegrown sites without anything crazy.
My only criticism as a web developer for 15+ years, would be the following (and I mean this with the best intentions, btw - because I can tell how much effort you put into the site)

1. I would sway away from rotating slideshow on the homepage. Honestly, I think if you used the following image as a standard image (https://uselessshit.co/images/card-2.jpeg) it would be much less anxiety inducing on the user. Finding a way to place the other images (if you want them) on the page, might be advisable. Remember, you're bringing new users to Bitcoin (and these foreign concepts) to the site, having a slideshow showing technical jargon right away probably isn't the best way to keep your user calmly scrolling down the page)
2. I would reduce the amount of verbiage to get to the basics. TBH and in full transparency (and quite embarrassingly) I had no clue what stacking sats was, and linking to another site (under the "were you handed a card") is probably just bad flow. I actually ended up googling it to find out what it was, vs reading the site - which is probably a bad sign. I would perhaps take the most important points you're trying to make, make them concise, and include them plainly in the first 1-2 minute read of your site. You'll get more traction this way.

Otherwise, great job! Clean design & code looks good!

The only thing that's missing from these lists is their respective links ^{[especially for the last two categories that might unintentionally lead newcomers into clicking on phishing websites that appear from time to time on Google or other search engines]}.

Thanks for making a sick tool for stacking them sats! 

I've seen some website with similar wording/approach to make someone know or adopt something. But i always wonder how effective is this? Anyway, the domain name is straight forward.

Although you missed your chance to use controversial TLD such as .sucks.

I love the name you picked, couldn't have done it better myself. 

But like any other website, I hate seeing black fonts on a white background. It makes my eyes go all teary. A night mode would be highly appreciated.
I like the people to follow section. There are some names there I am not familiar with and I was searching for a good list of BTC advocates to follow over social media. This should do it.