Hello,
I just want to share some thoughts building on
Cheetahx's post putting forth three priotized focuses for establishing the fast transaction system: Community support, development base, and merchant adoption.
My thought is, and I hope it is not original but easily shared by many, that the word fast in Fastcoin signals in comparison to other coin names, I belive for all, that this coin is something that you do not let rest, because it's got speed, meaning Fastcoin is to the new person consciously or subconsciously perceived as something that moves, you receive it or send it away, with 50% being sending away, unfortunately then not as much as a store of value or something you just keep.
One of the main driving forces for high exchange values is that holders of a coin do not want to sell it because they feel it is a store of value and to be kept, this being based on emotional and conscious analysis including the factor here mentioned. Fastcoin is in my view an underdog in the store of value perception but Fastcoin has an equally large advantage when it comes to being perceived as something you could quickly receive which may attract mechants.
While so much else can play in to effect for what is a well prioritized establishing strategy this word meaning consideration, and most definitely in combination with technical specification consideration (the coins is actually fast), would suggest that for Fastcoin the relationship between susceptability tendency for marketing to coin investors vs marketing to coin merchants will differ from say that relationship for bitcoin.
For Fastcoin I think merchants could be a relatively effective priority for direct marketing in comparison to other coins. This could in such case be validated by a merchant survey, with results possibly being used for further marketing, should merchants prove to be interested in fast confirms rather than no confirms or long waits (like bitcoin). The technical development, could then be focused on a very fast payment system according to merchant wishes.