I agree with you it does seem highly unlikely that the price of Bitcoin will go back down to 4 digits but there has to be some sort of correction at some stage and we have not seen a massive dump and sell-off just yet so until that happens we will not know.
~$20,000 or near that will be the price of Bitcoin if the dump will happen anytime soon.
Many are already expecting for Bitcoin to make a big correction after its movement this past month. Many are just waiting for it to happen so that they can enter at a lower price. Right now, Bitcoin is doing a sideways pattern at the $30,000-$40,000 price but I'm expecting for a correction to the supports will happen soon.
One thing is for sure though, I don't see Bitcoin's price going back to 4 digits again or at the $10,000 price again. Congrats to those who bought at these prices
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a drop from 41k to 31k is not big enough?
it is close to 30%
You need to look at it from other levels.
In Dec 2017 when coins touched 20k
In July 2019 when coins got over 13k
In Jan 2021 when coins are 36 to 41k
Which was the best month for a miner?
Dec 2017
the second best month
Was July 2019
and Jan 2021 is the third best month but very soon to become better than July of 2019
So if and when we get to 45-50k with current difficulty we are better off than July 2019 as a miner
To match Dec 2017 as a miner we need to be in the 70-80k price at the current difficulty.
so correction is not needed from the mining viewpoint just yet.
I would also argue every country is printing money so on that alone tack on 25% boost to BTC
and of course Norway is investing in BTC for each and every citizen. 1 or 2 bucks each but it is a start.
Miami wants to put $$ into BTC for its pension plans.
Other institutions are looking to drop money into BTC
We could have along way to go to top out and then correct.