I agree with you that understanding the perspective of those who are not as familiar with Bitcoin is important. It can be easy for enthusiasts like us to get lost in the technical details and forget about the larger picture.

Regarding price, I believe that everyone has their own unique perspective on what Bitcoin is worth to them, and that determines the price they are willing to pay. There are many factors that contribute to Bitcoin's value, including scarcity, utility, and perceived store of value. Ultimately, the market sets the price based on the aggregate actions of all participants.

However, I don't necessarily believe that people "deserve" a particular price for Bitcoin. Rather, it is a reflection of the current market dynamics and sentiment. As Bitcoin continues to gain adoption and acceptance, I believe its value will continue to rise over the long term. But in the short term, there will always be fluctuations and volatility.

It's important to keep a level head and remember that Bitcoin is still a relatively new and rapidly evolving asset class. It's exciting to be a part of this journey, but we must also approach it with caution and a level of realism, always seeking to further our knowledge and understanding.