Nano has an interesting history, and an even more interesting use case. There’s nothing complex about what they’re trying to do. It’s a simple use case, which includes frictionless cross-border payments, micropayments, transactional consumer-to-business uses, and as an ideal trading asset. Considering that they’ve conquered the scalability and speed issues Nano could end up being the cryptocurrency that finally gains mainstream adoption.
At this point, they need a better marketing plan and a way to spread their usage far and wide. Previously I thought the Smart cards being planned by Nano could be one part of this puzzle, as it would allow users to spend and receive Nano without needing to understand anything about private and public keys, wallets or cryptocurrency security.
However we haven’t heard anything about Smart Card development in a year-and-a-half, and it’s no longer a part of the roadmap, so it appears this feature has been abandoned, or at least indefinitely postponed.
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