I believe when people will gather together at family diners (where they last year mostly discuss Bitcoin), they will avoid talk about BTC. If they will will mainly talk about how much loss they made and explain everyone that buying Bitcoin was worst decision in their life. Negative sentiment around Bitcoin will just increase to next level to the next year.
I'm actually not aware of how well willing people are to discuss things related to crypto with family members, especially when it comes to investments that resulted in severe losses.
Sure, some are very open to talk about what they have and what they made in profits, but most people that I know always say that they either aren't interested in crypto (while they in reality are), or they bought high sold low.
Most people are rightfully afraid of ill minded individuals and for that reason prefer to not talk about it at all. It might not directly look like it, but crypto holders are walking targets with how it exploded in popularity.
Well, last year Bitcoin was center of conversations at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Yes I guess people are more willing to talk when they get enormous profits then when they get enormous losses. My point is that whoever expect this family times will influence good on Bitcoin prices is extremely wrong.