I suspect, amongst the truly well indoctrinated, professionally educated crowd, you were/would have been right. If they, well and truly, absorbed all of their college indoctrination, they would have been throwing rotten tomatoes and rotten eggs at you, real quick. Blackrock has been donating to colleges for too long not to have the fatal pull that they have accumulated and perhaps Saylor, being the silver-tonged devil that he is, may have spoken at their college when they were there.

You could have led the conversation towards long term profits? I wonder if they had a superficial knowledge of bitcoin, or if they have actually taken time to read about it. I feel many people are in it for the quick profit, not realizing how much they are hurting their future by selling so quickly.

Well it isn’t up to you to decide whether you saying something would be productive or backfire. Sometimes we need someone to plant ideas in our head even if we resist that new idea at that point in time - and you could be it haha.

But it must have a nice moment to witness. All these supposedly stupid working class people taking profits in Bitcoin, not resigned to their fate, believing in something other than the stocks narrative

wise