LOL to see everyone losing faith in BTC. Now it'll take few years to be back at 20K?
I'm laughing with you because I don't believe in bitcoin (and own none).
To be honest, I don't think Bitcoin is where the future will be either. I've said it somewhere on this forum before, but in my opinion the likeliest scenario is that bitcoin will end up the AOL or MySpace of dot-com era. Bitcoin has paved the way, it has shown us that blockchain technology is real, valuable, and that it works, but ultimately I think Bitcoin will be replaced by something better. If it's lucky it'll end up like Yahoo, it's still going to be around, but it'll be just a shadow of its former self. Now, I'm no Nostradamus, I have no idea when (or if?) it's going to happen, but I do think this is what's going to happen. To that end I've traded all the BTC/BCH/BTG that I had for alt-coins, and it sucks that in the current crypto downturn BTC is dragging entire market down and the alt coins are crashing even harder than BTC, but in the end, I do believe I've made the correct decision, even if my timing was off.
Well if an asset is at it's highest price in its history at a given moment, it is at its all time high. You might not know up to where it will go, but if it is still at its highest point at that time, be it 12k or 19k, it is at ATH. This usually triggers FOMO (fear of missing out) which seasoned inverters use to finance their selling.
It is a very peculiar coincidence how this crash came right after Bitcoin finally went mainstream with wall-street financed bitcoin ETFs. So many ironies. It would be "funny" if Winklevoss brothers used the wall street fueled FOMO to liquidate their BTC holdings, or if they pushed behind the scenes for wall street to create BTC etfs to fuel the rally so they could cash out. Conspiracies are always fun.