That’s a fair concern — but education doesn’t have to come from the app itself. Many users learn about self-custody through the broader Bitcoin community, real-world needs, or simply over time as trust in the tool grows.

Minibits lowers the barrier to entry, and once users are in, curiosity and context often drive them to explore further — whether that’s self-custody, Lightning, or running a node.

No single app needs to do everything. What matters is that users have the freedom to choose, and the path remains open when they’re ready.

I appreciate the conversation, but if you allow I would end it here because you are not going to convince me and I have no desire to convince you. 🫂🎨