Sure. No problem with the conclusion that increased sentiment is likely going to result in increases in buying actions and upwards BTC price pressures, even if we might not see it so much in BTC's price performance data at this particular time.
The is all I am saying.
Many of them may not be buying Bitcoin at the moment but just knowing about Bitcoin is good for the future. I actually know a handful of them who do but then, they are not whales and are low income earner like me. I have Bitcoin but the quantity is insignificant when it comes to moving the price.
That's because newbies or even the one having some knolwedge of crypto sphere like what is halving and how it will make the future of BTC a good one. But still they do not try to enter market. I think they just doubt the theory of Halving and that it will increase the BTC price. but still, i think the best practise for them or for us is to at least invest some of our money that we do not afraid to lose because if we have a money that we do not afraid to lose and still keeping that money in fiat or local currency and decided to speculate the market only for taking the idea like wheater the market will go up after halving or not. Because they mostly think that if the price go up then they will take entry which is the 2nd big mistake first one is not taking small entries now.
I am not saying that anyone should take entry right now after reading my reply all i am saying if someone have some free money although there is not a single country whose citizens will have free money because money do have value all i am saying is use only that money that could not affect your life if you ever lost it.

That MEME, although obviously made as a joke, truly expresses the whole point of what we're doing because, 21,000,000 coins + unlimited fiat = You do the math.

It's really very simple and it applies in Bitcoin, and maybe to a very small set of those other coins that have an incentive structure that makes sense, but mainly Bitcoin.