ETH price going down at $1,000 is not impossible but unlikely to happen.
Since 2010, cryptocoins have been in cycles, 98% of those coins that have been created are dead and just few are still around. There are many issues that can kill eth off the bat, reason i always say do not go all in. Nobody thought eth could crash from 1400 usd to 80 usd as well, not even I believed such thing in 2018, yes I knew it would crash but not that magnitude, my target was 250 usd and it crashed to 80 usd. So eth crashed from top to bottom 18 times, 80 x 18 = 1440 usd. So if eth crashed right now 18 times that would be 3300 / 18 = 183 usd, my target still around 250 usd flash crash.
I might be wrong but I always argue with my friend who says he is a hustler in the sense that he likes to take big bets on Bitcoin based on the patterns we can find on the Bitcoin charts with the technical tools to predict its price.
I must admit that we can make good bets on BTC or ETH prices with chart analysis but the problem is that Ethereum is a game changer and revolutionize societies in a lot of ways so past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Just to make a broad statement, cryptocurrencies are now too much mainstream to have such a drop. More and more corporations start to invest their free liquidity in cryptos. The America's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sets its sights on the crypto "Wild West". Gary Gensler head of the SEC said that he will seek tougher policing of the crypto-sphere, which he described as "ride with fraud, scams and abuse".
My point is that politicians and people with power and money start to worry about cryptos. We have reached a new level, it's not the Bitcoin and Ethereum markets we knew just few years ago.
Look at all the big banks around the world now offering crypto investment products because people are asking for it.
IMHO, too often people on this forum are referring to the past to predict cryptocurrency prices. The past is valuable for price predictions but it's just one piece of the whole picture.
I have been reading the magazine The Economist every week for years now and they normally had one article every one or two month covering the crypto world, now it's almost in every publications. The latest one they have 3 articles relating to cryptos. It is now part of the global economy, it was not the case yesterday (in the recent past).