I'm happy you get opportunities to talk about Bitcoin to students. Hundreds of listeners is very cool, but it also means higher responsibility and importance of choosing the right messages and shape the right attitude toward it. If it's exclusively for those students, I suppose it won't be recorded, but will you perhaps have a presentation along with your talk which you could perhaps share on the forum? In any case, good luck with both events, and thank you for spreading knowledge about Bitcoin and crypto-related stuff to younger generations.
This isn’t the first time I am conducting an event with hundreds of students. Last time, the biggest was around 700 to 800 students and teachers combined which was a physical event before the pandemic.
As for the 300 to 400 students, this is a virtual event. So it may not be the biggest that I have ever conducted in my whole life, but rather the biggest “virtual” event for me. Coz’ I never conducted a virtual event with hundreds of students before, so this is on a whole new level. Hopefully one day I can reach a thousand physical and “virtual” attendees in the future.
I may ask them if it’s going to be recorded because I want to have a copy of my own too.
I am sure that without a doubt it will exceed the number in attendance, if people go to live concerts of some artists that are not so relevant in life, I think that talking about BTC to so many people is something important, and everything is that people they will always seek to have more information about how to get more money, obviously people associate btc with money, the issue of worldwide regulations in some countries for the acceptance of BTC is something that many have seen in the news and in some way they have been interested, especially when you tell someone that if they invest $44k right now, the btc can increase to $100k more at any time, this is something that lights up anyone's life.