When traders say that bitcoin has passed from weak hands to strong ones, they are describing a mechanism that prolongs a bubble collapse.
Certain traders holding losing positions (the weak hands) stop-loss sell to new buyers who can withstand a bit of a drop (the strong hands), until the latter in turn sell as they become the weak hands - right?
I believe that the bubble collapse will take the approximately the same duration as the bubble expansion phase - approximately three months. Plenty of time for more capitulations before the final bottom of this bubble - I think.
I have bids all the way down, from $115 to $32. I really don't think they will be all filled (that would be too good to be true, I would be really surprised and pleased if we go below $50), but during the last crash I learned that I have to follow my own lessons. That means that is important not to let greed to take over - I thought I could sell my hard earned BTC during the crash to buy them later cheaper - and I failed miserably selling them at the very bottom, and had to buy back at a considerable loss. I promise this won't happen again. I will just hold on the mofos, and I will take the chance to buy at every dip.