No one can really give you a certain answer to this question, but a lot yes. It’s increasingly looking likely. I have always been a pioneer that we will see a slower approach on the way to the highs of 2017, but the price movement of late has been somewhat fast. the price of Bitcoin will continue to rise indefinitely. Unlike fiat currency, the Bitcoin supply is controlled and deflationary in nature. The technology is catching on more and more as awareness increases. No one can predict price movements with absolute certainty, but I will not be surprised if we hit the $50,000 per bitcoin level by 2020-2021.
No worry mate, as this question is always answerable by no, not sure or it may be...It sounds like we don't have any assurance for a big bounce-back of prices. If we look into the current situation right now, we can certainly figure out that it will be difficult to make another jump. yes, it can be possible to have some pumps but not actually be the same as what we experience last 2017 bullish. I know it gives us disappointment but much better if we accept the fact and market reality.
Bitcoin dominance is already very high at 67.4% sources from Coinmarketcap, we can compare it in 2017 Bitcoin dominance is 58%,
and the price of Bitcoin breaks above $ 16000, in 2019 this Bitcoin is only able to go up to $ 12000, that's not bad,
why is bitcoin can't go up to over $ 16,000? in my opinion this is because the marketcap cannot penetrate the same in 2017, if the dominance of bitcoin falls below 50%, then the bull for bitcoin seems to have finished