Characters Development:
Onė and
Pandüü do most of the talking during the attempted conversion stages. They're able to complete each other sentences without skipping a beat, and always sit across from one another during all the meetups. But, in other scenes, e.g. backseats of cars, restaurant scenes, etc., they set closely next to one another.
Bùi is Hindu, but is always mistaken for Native American. He only speaks in one word sentences, sometimes of different languages of which he knows hundreds.
Alysyn is a compulsive litterer and
Bùi is always picking up after her. In the very first episode,
Alysyn had to stop the Hummer declaring she had to pee, when in reality she forgot to change her Tampon. She tosses the soiled one away into the bushes but, before getting back on the road,
Bùi announces that he, too, now has to pee with his signature one-word sentence. Outside, he picks up the littered Tampon with a tear in his eye.
Bùi speaks the final word in the final episode before fading to orange.
Alysyn is a self-acclaimed mathematician, claiming to have tutored Maryam Mirzakhani, the first woman Fields Medals recipient, in spite of
Bùi always having to correct her with his one-word sentences. More often than not, she uses her sex appeal to help convert those (men and women) into using Bitcoin.
In an early episode,
Alysyn uses her sexuality to persuade an of-age Amish girl, Gaea, into accepting bitcoins on her parent's farm, slowly converting other family members to become keen on the idea via acts not seen, but surmised, inside the family barn. Eventually, Gaea gets the entire Amish community to start using Bitcoin, and somehow she ends up as the largest holder of BTC which puzzles the Amish women as to how that's possible, coming up with various theories à la Monty Python skits, but never honing in on the truth. Meanwhile, Yolder Coin becomes the most popular Altcoin.
Pandüü is the only one of the four that speaks of his various relationships, all consisting of women which makes Onė uncomfortable during said convos. We never see Pandüü and Onė use the bathroom, but the other two go regularly, most of the time together, but of course using separate facilities, with the once exception sharing a double stool privy of which they didn't have a choice.
