I think your list is more than complete.

Maybe even a little bit to much in there. For people to make the switch it can be done with less information or topics I believe.

It should be a quick and swift intervention. Regarding to the situation your country is in.

Challenge will be, different people have different entry points where they align with Bitcoin. What I’m trying to say is that there is no standard format wich suits all. We have to persuade people from the point of intrest they show or align with regarding bitcoin and from there on build their knowledge.

To consume all topics will take a lot of time. And since I feel the urge you pointed out you do not want to loose time. It wil not happen overnight anyway. You can’t afford to loose people on the way, bcs its to overwhelming if you provide to much information at once.

But your idea to gradually provide the information is very good.

Once they fall down the rabbithole and when they request more information or background, than is the time to provide with more in depth information about certain topics. Wich ever they desire.

But it also depends on:

Who are you trying to reach? Is it the normal people, who are out of necessary reasons trying to find a way out? I think that is the key, provide them a mirror on the current situation. At this point with 80% inflation rate a year they have nothing to loose anymore and all options should be on the table.

Since normal people probably do not have much in savings (left) the Lightning network ⚡️could be a solution to interact between eachother and share value for goods. So they should be maybe approaching Bitcoin from another angle.

But there are also people who own more wealth, in real estate or in stocks perhaps, those people in my opinion should be reached also. Probably in a different way or path.

I’m not providing any answers here. I don’t have the right answer at hand, not even sure if there is any. But my experience over the last years is definitely do not drop to much information at once.

And that different folks have different entry points.

So maybe a different list of topics designed for different people with certain backgrounds is key to reach as many people as you can successfully.

I would like to hear other plebs opinion about this as well.