nah at this point price is at the bottom of the market and only a major hack of a major exchange would drop the price significantly
Well, that in fact remains to be seen
For example, in August 2016 one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges, Bitfinex, had been hacked (or it might in fact had been an inside job) with over 120k bitcoins stolen. The price at the time of the hack had been trading around 600 dollars and after the hack it expectedly crashed. But not by much really (less than 20%), and in a month or so it had already been making new highs
It is noteworthy that a couple days before the hack the price suddenly dropped like 10%, and there is a good solid reason to think that it was the hackers themselves (or whoever did the job) short selling bitcoins. This basically allowed them to double their profits, first time by short selling and second time by selling the coins stolen. But if they didn't get rid of the coins immediately, their profits would be completely outlandish
