Nano users run their own nodes, but the main incentive for running a node is for service providers, developers and merchants. There's no swindle in my view. As

Nano users run their own nodes, but the main incentive for running a node is for service providers, developers and merchants. There's no swindle in my view. As a user of the technology perhaps I'm biased. Although because I approached it from purely to solve a problem and not as an investment, I don't think I am as biased as others. XRP would be a good example of a swindle surrounded by hype and marketing. Altcoins are rightfully scrutinized, but I think in the case of Nano there's unfair generalization without actual investigation into the technology. What is popular isn't always the best technology.