One of the reasons why we focus on speculative price index is because we don't understand the overall concept of bitcoin protocol and that leaves us prey to FUDs. $400 USD right now isn't much of debate anymore.
It is funny though that some people like the OP at this stage are still dreaming and hoping for something they obviously will not be getting. Realistically, fundamentally and technically, this is impossible at this stage, unless things end up going wrong and everyone starts dumping pretty fast to get out of their position which I believe anything that would cause that must have been pretty huge. Bitcoin getting as low as $1000 will even be a huge surprise to me and I am sure a lot of investors will be rushing in pretty fast to the point that it would be hard to stay on the price for long, let alone $400. Maybe the OP wants to travel back to 2013.
Traveling back in time does not guarantee that things will turn out differently, besides, not all who bought then envisaged the current well-being and health of bitcoin, bitcoin is healthy, just in a relative term. those who bought at the upsurge, are the ones who are desperately seeking for a stupendous increase so they can profit from greed.
And about this...
I am sure a lot of investors will be rushing in pretty fast to the point that it would be hard to stay on the price for long, let alone $400. Maybe the OP wants to travel back to 2013.
Not quite, the lower the price becomes, the more the panic selling, anything that makes BTC dip below the $3000 USD, has to be a slam and that is no good news at all, the only players who will still be interesting in such a risky investment by then, are those who have made tremendous fortunes from trading digital assets generally.