Built a free interactive intro to Bitcoin for the non-technical people in my life, looking for feedback

I kept running into the same problem where someone in my life would ask me about Bitcoin, and I'd have nowhere good to send them.

Everything I found was either too technical ("here's how SHA-256 works"), too salesy ("buy now before it's too late"), or just a wall of text that a normal person would close after 30 seconds.
I'm personally passionate about Bitcoin and believe that broader adoption is a genuinely good thing for the world. That's what motivated me to build this. My goal is to make it easier for normal people to understand what Bitcoin actually is and why it matters.

So I built my own intro page. It's an interactive walkthrough that tries to explain why Bitcoin exists before getting into how it works.

A few things it does differently:

• Starts with inflation, not blockchain. Most people don't care about the technology until they understand the problem it solves.
• Shows the 21 million cap as a counter instead of just stating it. You watch the number lock at 21,000,000 and it clicks differently than reading it in a paragraph.
• Has a network visualization where you can click to remove nodes and watch the network route around them. Makes decentralization intuitive instead of abstract.
• Compares Bitcoin to traditional assets in a side-by-side table.
• Compares international payments with multiple intermediaries to Bitcoin peer-to-peer.

I built this because I think Bitcoin's biggest barrier isn't complexity. It's that most explanations are written for people who already get it. This one is written for your skeptical friend, your curious parent, or someone who keeps hearing about it but doesn't know where to start.

Here it is: https://21vox.com/intro-to-bitcoin

I'm sharing this because this community knows Bitcoin better than anyone, and I'd rather get torn apart here and make it better. What did I get wrong? What's missing? What would make this more useful as something you'd actually send to someone?

Thanks in advance.