So despite the "who brought you" factor playing a major role in your idea on Bitcoin, it is natural for you as an individual to be ideological enough to think outside the box after seeing things for yourself coupled with the knowledge you've gotten.
Bitcoin is a very appreciative asset, and it rewards those who are patient in the long run. So i wouldn't even advise anyone to focus on the "who brought you" factor in his/her Bitcoin accumulation journey. This is because focusing on it may end up shifting your attention away from the assets itself unto personal feelings about someone. And one might even end up missing a great opportunity simply because he don’t like the person who introduced Bitcoin to him/her.
The reward of an investor in Bitcoin is not only determined by their patient alone rather it is also determined by the effort put in that is the rate at which they were able to buy and what is inside their portfolio. It is possible that an investor can be patient for a long term and yet won't get a good reward or return because of their slack during their time of investment. It doesn't really matter who brought someone into this space but sometimes it matters, for instance if someone who introduced you to this space knows that you have a good source of income that you can get a good discretionary income from, a nice person will always be checkmating to ensure you are investing instead of using that money for things that are not relevant as most persons does.