Man, sucks to know that. Oh well it is what it is. I have to compliment the people within the university that are behind the idea of having this webinar though. Not all schools have enough open minded faculty staffs to actually push such an event which tackles abkut a topic that isn't that much appreciated or understood yet. Would have been really nice had I been in such an amazing university as the one had you invited. Oh well, good luck brother.

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.

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.

I just got an update from the university. Looks like this isn’t what I am expecting.

Initially, they wanted me to talk about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, but they’ve never clarified to me about the specifics as I thought I’m going to educate them something newbie-friendly like basic terminologies about Bitcoin, blockchain, cryptos, setting up wallets, ways to earn, etc., which it’s what I have done from the past.

But now, they’ve assigned me a topic in which isn’t that I am good at. Despite that I am already into cryptocurrencies for a few years, reading charts and technical analysis aren’t my forte as I was just “one” of the speakers for that virtual week event of theirs. I’m not a day trader or doing full-time with it. I only knew the basic functions of crypto trading, but not going deeper when it comes to technical analysis.

In that session, I’ll be given 30 minutes for my speaking engagement and 10 minutes for Q & A. Because of the technical analysis topic that they’ve assigned to me, I’m not comfortable with that and may have to pass this opportunity.

I currently asked them if they can change the assigned topic to something that I am more knowledgeable which are non-technical and general stuff about the basics. However, if they don’t, I’m afraid I have to decline their invitation and look elsewhere. I’m still waiting for their response.

And also about the civil service review students schedule this month, sad to say that it will be moved to August since that’s the exact opening of the classes to kickoff the real momentum like not focusing on one class only, but can be expanded to different classes.

Will update here about the developments.

I am not a trader or technical analyst myself, but you have one month to get ready. If you have the time and patience, I think you can learn quite a lot about how to trade and analyze charts. And who knows, maybe that knowledge can be the beginning of a new chapter in your life that gets you deeply engaged in trading.

I remember there was quite a lot of talk about educational trading courses in our local Croatian board sometimes in the last 2 years. I could maybe try to find some recommended videos and materials the guys suggested if you aren't going to give up on the idea of holding that seminar.

To follow up on this one, I've also realized that they've changed the date in the PDF file they've sent me without informing me in advance. Initially the date we've agreed is on the 22nd, but instead it'll be on the 24th which is Sunday. Unfortunately I have a very important schedule on that day. Plus, it also looks like that they're not willing to change the topic that I was assigned as well as the date and time.

So I have no choice but to inform them that I am backing out. Although it was supposed to be a great opportunity for me, but unfortunately it's something that I can't agree for both the topic of choice and the change of date.

I'll just simply wait for the next opportunity that makes me comfortable with both the topic and the date/time, but I'm not in a rush.

That's too bad. Looks like it wasn't meant to be. Seemed like a great opportunity for someone who likes public appearances and making speeches and seminars. Any chance you could still attend and listen to the person who would do the presentation instead of you? That could provide you with some good info on how it's supposed to look. In the future, you would know what to expect. Who knows, maybe it isn't as hard as you anticipate. But I understand that you prefer to back out instead of beginning with something you can't fully devote yourself to.   

Seems like you have carried out the seminar already, judging from the date that this was posted in the forum, and I hope that it was a huge success. I can also that you were given a limited time of 40 minutes, which I wouldn’t say is bad.

With forty minutes of time you will be able to touch a lot of topics concerning Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general, if you were able to arrange yourself properly and plan everything ahead of time and how you were going to deliver your lessons. It’s good to see that students are now ready to learn about cryptocurrency, it is sure going to help them in Future.