nym-product thanks for being available here for review. I checked the website again and have some feedback plus a general game theory question.
Feedback: It's not easy to understand from the website what Nym is about. For fact finders it would be helpful to explain the background or link to a more extensive blogpost, e.g. why you claim that Nym is a trustless network. I also checked out your user experience upon payment and was pleasantly surprised that you offer 50% discount when paying with crypto. This is nowhere mentioned on the main page but a huge USP for privacy and Bitcoin/Monero enthusiasts. I had to click through the checkout process until the last page in order to even get this information. If I were you I'd make this clear on the upper main page.
As for game theory: In my opinion the only truly decentralized and trustless system out there is the Bitcoin protocol, as it is thermodynamically secured and now at a point where it requires too much energy to break. For this to work, it had to start very weak and under the radar of big threat actors who could have easily attacked it in its infancy. It also needed a good incentive infrastructure for people to come in and secure it with energy, and it had to be without any premining, proof of stake nonsense or intransparencies to build trust. Bitcoin fulfilled all those requirements and is very popular today.
But this also means such a story can't repeat. Threat actors like governments and big companies are aware of blockchain technology now and will attack any project that starts with similar traits. Also winner takes it all, and most miners wouldn't allocate energy to a secondary network if there's Bitcoin. So assuming Nym has a Bitcoin-like protocol with truly decentralized intentions, it still wouldn't work because of the inherent weakness in the beginning and the pure existence of Bitcoin today. Therefore any new idea that tries to be truly decentralized and trustless has to build on the Bitcoin network (usually as a layer on top of the Bitcoin network, like Lightning, Stacks, Liquid or Merlin). At least this is what I believe.
So how does Nym plan to create a trustless system based on blockchain technology? It doesn't look like it builds on the Bitcoin Blockchain and would therefore never at its core be decentralized or trustless. And how would it protect itself against threat actors? How would it incentivize individuals to contribute protection? Just like with Monero, the idea and intentions behind the project might be great and honorable, but how does it have a chance to survive in the long term?