Not really, Rust is way more established than Nim. Lots of people use it, lots of companies use it, the community is very large. Maybe 5 years ago, Rust was at

Not really, Rust is way more established than Nim. Lots of people use it, lots of companies use it, the community is very large. Maybe 5 years ago, Rust was at the same point as Nim, but even then I doubt it. Nim seems to be one of those languages that will always remain low-profile, because it's an incremental improvement and isn't pushed by a platform.