I'm not sure a drop back to $50k was realistic, actually a big drop back to that was
more of hope by some.
The general thinking/expectation/consensus is that we are really heading in one
direction and thats further away from $50k. This current Bitcoin phase contains
the halving, its a bullish season and coupled with the number of ETF's will
only amplify that, so yea $100k becons.
I have this feeling that the price will no longer drop to $50k or below, but will stay on $60k range for now. But eventually, as we are fast heading to bitcoin halving, we will expect a higher price than the current price right now which is around $68k. If I were to speculate, I would say the target will be $100k above, which I find it more reasonable because aside from the ETF approval, bitcoin price may surprise us again by doubling its price just like it did a while ago.
I believe majority are optimistic about bitcoin price, but if the market won’t allow it and drop below $50k instead, then we’ll have no choice but to take advantage another opportunity again to accumulate more bitcoin and continue with DCA.
I do agree that 50k will probably never happen again. I believe that it won't happen these days, that much is guaranteed and I can see that, but at the same time we need to rethink about how we are going to be doing in the future as well, so that means we will have a bull run where the price goes up a lot, but then we need to reconsider the situation a bit more. What comes after the bull run? A bear run, and that means we are going to face a bear run in the future as well. Would it go under 50k next bear run?
I mean we have seen 70k and then under 20k last time around, so we know that it can go down a lot. I am not entirely sure if we can stay above 50k on the next bull run, it depends on the bull run and how high it goes.