Protonmail isn't "cryptoemail" just because it uses E2EE. It's just email.
Similarly, Signal isn't a "cryptomessaging" app. It's just messaging.
It's not "cryptobanking" just because your banking app uses TLS to communicate. It's just banking.
And it's not #cryptocurrency just because it uses private keys, bulletproofs, and Pedersen commitments. It's just currency.
"Crypto" is a misleading and alienating term to non-power users. It sounds special, complicated, foreign - even extreme(ly niche).
The fact that cryptography is involved is the least interesting aspect of it to your average user.
So let's stop making it sound so mysterious. It's just currency.
It's (e.g. #Monero with #CakeWallet) much faster and easier to set up and use than a typical bank account.
You can earn it and spend it much like any other currency. The main difference being that you don't need permission to open an account, nor to send or receive funds, as an individual or business.
It allows you to do business with anyone, anywhere, with almost no fees.
And it's as private as handing someone cash face-to-face.
But it's still currency, just better.
Welcome aboard! 😎