Hey, Drew. The situation here in Australia is this: on one side, there are crypto geeks and traders, and a range of businesses -- started by tech-savvy folk -- that either accept cryptos or work with blockchains. On the other side, there are unclear regulations, and plenty of folks who miiiiiigggght give cryptos a go if the hold thing weren't just so complex.

What is missing -- has been conspicuously missing in the years we've been community devving -- is anyone willing to help merchants/communities adopt, particularly in respect of the bear trap of intentionally hazy regulations.

Now, I apologise if I misapprehended: you have little experience with cryptocurrencies and/or blockchains. You're expertise is in accountant. Okay . . . what I said: there are -- across the world, that is -- almost no examples of crypto-accepting businesses that weren't crypto-competent in the first place. No one is specifically in the business of 'bridging the gap': showing non-crypto folk how to set up and run a crypto-acceptance 'module' for a business.