I also think Asia is a good place to start. They are usually early adopters of all new technological changes, so I hope eHealth team will target Asian market not only for marketing, but maybe they will manage to get some partners there or something.

Asia is big, maybe Japan, yes, but China, Korea, Russia, India ... have not made a good reputation themself lately.

But I still think that people from Europe together earn more cryptocurrencies than people from india for example. I think many Europeans just wait until it gets more usefull to buy products with bitcoin.

Despite the effort they are making, it is still necessary to define someone to specifically serve this community and its related campaigns, and this has not yet happened, so that they can change this scenario

I also think that europe and america would be a good place to start, maybe it doesnt matter where to start, as long as they provide a good product and are active here.

With the presence of community managers, it will be helpful because the communication will flow and there will be a good view of us regarding the project.

Yes, the new community manager is really needed. A project with a roadmap this long needs to keep its followers informed.

We have talked about this for long time and frankly speaking, I dont think they understand the importance of having a community manager for keeping the community together.

So still no answers here? 
I haven't looked in the topic for some days now, thought maybe they showed up until know :/

But if there is a big community the invest could be massive. Think a good Mix is the best to reach the invest gaps