80 days into our new Bull Market, and all is well. 
Eat drink and be merry.
For tomorrow we Pump.
Eat drink and be merry.
For tomorrow we Pump.
I will concede that there are several ways to measure waves or even the beginning or end of a bear/bull market.
Apart from the ongoing fact that you are trolling with your way too premature assessment that we are allegedly in a bull market, another point is that generally we would not measure the beginning of a bull market from the point of the lowest price of the cycle, unless clearly there is only one touch down point. Currently, you could be correct that in this cycle, the $3,122 on December 14 will be the last of the sub $3,300 low points.
If you recall in mid-January 2015, we had a sub $200 BTC price that peaked all the way down to about $152; however, there were no further breaches of $200 throughout 2015 - even though in mid-August 2015, there was a very close attempt to breach $200 and even though for a very extended period of time, there were several unsuccessful attempts to get BTC prices to go below $220.
Perhaps we could call the jumping off point as $152; however the more accurate assessments would be to call the jumping off point as either $220 or mid-$200s, and personally, I consider $250 to be a fair jumping off price in order to give a general assessment of the starting point of the 2016/17 bull run, that really started in about October 2015, but we did not have much confidence of such bull run until about the end of May 2016 when the BTC price finally went above $500 and largely stayed above $500 thereafter.
By late 2016 and early 2017, there were some bears (and perhaps no coiners, too) who were wishing for sub $500 coins, and subsequently, those were revealed to be pie in the sky fantasy wishes. We still do not know, for sure, if some of the wishes for sub $2k are pie in the sky wishes, even though with more passage of time, there seems to be a ramping up of buy support even while we are not out of the (bear/nocoiner) woods yet.
