I am then congratulating all the people who continually believe on Bitcoin and who never got tempted to be part of the FUD bandwagon when Bitcoin was almost down.
For me and a lot of other holders it's nothing special - we don't let ourself get distracted from our end goal. Dump fests like we experienced in the last days shouldn't be seen as a negative event - it's an opportunity. If we look at how the market has gone up this year, it only makes sense to experience a decent sized correction, and the moment it would kick in was either at the time of reaching the $4000 level, or the $5000 level. It turned out to be the latter mentioned, and those who sold at near peak levels have made use of this correction to buy back their coins with a proper ~$1500 discount. I can understand that for newer people things are a bit different, but please, people should use common sense. If they seriously believe that this would harm Bitcoin and its market, they are involved in something they don't know anything about.