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White data slide with a left-rail headline and a dark panel holding a cluster of proportional gradient bubbles sized by how often each reason for not buying bitcoin was selected.
Summary
A data slide whose dark panel packs the reasons people do not buy bitcoin into a cluster of gradient bubbles sized by how often each was chosen.
Visual description
White background with a wide black panel right. The bottom-left rail holds the headline "Lack of Bitcoin Knowledge Is the Top Reason People Don't Buy It" in large black grotesque above a small holographic icon. Two columns of body copy run across the top. The lower-right dark panel, titled in a yellow pill "Reasons Selected for Not Buying Bitcoin", contains a packed cluster of teal-to-violet gradient circles whose sizes encode frequency: a dominant "51% Don't know enough about it" bubble, then "32% Cybersecurity/theft risks", "30% Too much price volatility", "29% Uncertain regulatory outlook", down to small "10% Interested in a different cryptocurrency", each circle labeled with its percentage and reason.
Key takeaway
A packed proportional-bubble cluster to rank many reasons at once, where the single largest bubble instantly communicates the headline finding. Gradient fills keep even a busy bubble field on-brand.
Reuse notes
Bubble clusters work when you want to show one dominant item among many smaller ones; exact ranking is fuzzy, so label every bubble. Good for survey "select all that apply" results. The packed layout is decorative as much as analytical, best when the lead value is the real point.
