If Bitcoin gets overtaken by newer tech in the process of this bear market? Lower than 100 dollars, and all the way back to 1. But this would take many years, somewhere around 5 to 10 years altogether, to flush out everyone that no longer believes in it and for giving everyone the time to switch.
If Bitcoin succesfully stays ahead of the competition (unlikely)? I'd say a retrace to 1100-1400 dollars. But that's a big 'if'.
I have to disagree. Obviously you are shilling for some centralised shitcoin here and it is evident that you are probably just really salty that you missed the dump. Let's just say this, even if bitcoin gets overtaken by altcoins it won't go to 1 USD. Even though I don't like altcoins I have never seen an altcoin lose $2500 of its value. $400-500 will be the bottom of bitcoin if it does get overtaken, and thats a big if for you.
More likely though the bitcoin dominance percentage is going to recover, I'd say that as long as ethereum does not overtake bitcoin in market cap the floor right now is $2000 before it rebounds up to $2500-2700.
'Everyone who doesn't think the same like I do is a shill'.
The main problem of this board since as long as I remember, all the way back to 2013 (and probably earlier on). It's this kind of cultism that just makes it annoying to enter into conversation with anymore here, as it immediatly devolves into an ad hominem fight.
You cannot - possibly - say that Bitcoin cannot go to 1 USD. It's a statement that cannot be made, as it is a distinct yet distant probability. The fact that you do not keep that possibility open, while it actually is a rational outcome, makes me think you cannot observe Bitcoin as a neutral bystander but only as someone that's emotionally invested. You cannot possibility say 'it won't go to 1 USD' as that amounts to excluding the possibility.
The second mistake is you saying 'I've never seen altcoins lose $ 2500 of its value'. This is a ridiculous way of comparing altcoins with Bitcoin, as the supply got a decisive impact on altcoin pricing. Your comment in this respect is only remotely of value with respect to altcoins with a similar supply of Bitcoin and that work in comparable ways.
I'd be very curious to see what happens when Bitcoin gets pushed off the throne in market cap. Most crypto investors are indeed idiots, and that can also work in Bitcoin's disadvantage. People would just check out what the new cool thing in town is, and buy it mindlessly. It's far from certain Bitcoin would recover to its #1 position if lost.