A recent day trading meetup in New York City brought together aspiring traders eager to pursue full-time trading, yet it failed to leave a noticeable mark on the cryptocurrency market or generate any noteworthy responses from industry leaders. The event, focused on traditional equity trading, lacked any apparent support from major platforms or crypto projects. Absence of prominent figures like Vlad Tenev (Robinhood), Thomas Peterffy (Interactive Brokers), CZ (Binance), Brian Armstrong (Coinbase), and Arthur Hayes (formerly BitMEX) indicates a lack of significant organizing influence. This event was not associated with any industry-wide guidance from regulatory bodies, nor did it lead to significant market fluctuations within the broader technology sector. While grassroots enthusiasm for day trading persists, historical data shows that such gatherings rarely spark substantial market shifts.