Yeah, but at what point do you consider it to be officially a decline?
I buy in small amounts, but at this point in time. I think buying in general should be avoided despite people stating its cheap, and further your creative options to get it by selling something or other creative ways then buying a coin.
cause you know some go all-in and now they are in debt based on the rate dependency.
Well maybe some people think bitcoin will devalue over time from here on out and fluctuate at a price way lower than what it was in 2013; that doesn't mean that people still won't believe in the value of a decentralized currency that can be globally used. Honestly, I think that there will be 3 or 4 major players in the crypto world that would offer different capabilities. That, in turn, means that bitcoin would have to share the market of who uses cryptocurrency (because, let's face it... fiat isn't going anywhere).
So what I'm trying to get at is that maybe more and more people are starting to not like how bitcoins volatile market is going right now due to the blockchain debate... so people with bitcoins (I think) are starting to hedge funds into altcoins that they think are going to "make it". When I say "make it" I don't mean surpass the price of bitcoin, but instead be a major player that has substantial amount of value above a couple of dollars per coin. Therefore, the occasional bubble and bursts of btc are going to happen for a while now because when people see it declining in price, they aren't just buying btc because they think that it's going to go to $900 again... but they are trying to ride the bull to a certain price point to get more "bang for their buck" to get more altcoins per btc.