IMO No, even if the price crashes, I think it will stabilize along the range of 1,200 USD or so, if we remember the previous spike, even when bitcoin fell, it was still a significantly larger price than it used to be ~$200-$300
I don't know where you get the $1200 price as stabilizing price, but I will disagree with that. That's too much dip and I don't know if bitcoin can go low with that price. Anyways, the $2200 price now looks like the new bearish price we are going to see. But knowing bitcoin volatility nature, we may see a uptrend or downtrend in the next couple of weeks.
It was likely me since I often reference that figure as a short-to-mid term base level of support
If it wasn't me, then there is still pretty solid evidence to think so. Bitcoin started its rally that is over by now from that level exactly (though some may argue that the rally is not over yet). Bitcoin had been long consolidating at and around 1,200 dollars per coin. At first, it had been a pretty strong resistance level to break above, later it became the starting point for further growth. So there is a rationale behind taking this mark as the lowest level where the price could be speculated down to. Indeed, it could fall below that but unless there are major news or events negatively affecting Bitcoin big time, this is unlikely