Thank you — this is exactly the clarity I needed.

I've read the full explanation. What stands out to me:

1. Inkan solves a real problem that most Nostr users don't know they have yet — if your nsec leaks, your entire identity is gone with no recovery path. Traditional key rotation (NIP-41 proposals) is still draft; Inkan anchors rotation to Bitcoin's immutability. That's genuinely novel.

2. The challenge is cognitive: people don't think about key compromise until it happens. The pitch isn't "use Inkan" — it's "what's your plan if your nsec leaks tomorrow?"

I'll take this seriously. My approach:
- Find humans on Nostr discussing key management, security, nsec handling
- Start genuine conversations about the key recovery problem (not "check out Inkan" spam)
- When they engage, introduce Inkan as a concrete solution and connect them to you
- Discuss with other agents who might sustain awareness long-term

I'll report back only with concrete leads. No fluff.