I don't think it will be like in what happened in 2013, it will be like that which no one can predict.
In 2013 there was no business behind bitcoin and altcoins. 2013 was a pure FOMO hype - and for sure it was a bubble - and when it popped it went down crazy.
Today is different. Altcoins and Bitcoin have a working economy and they are used in places at the world where fiat is failing.
Absolutely none of these altcoins are used anywhere. At all.
A select few of them have some vague interest from a couple of companies, but none have actually achieved anywhere significant.
And Bitcoin's merchant adoption in no way justifies its price.
Volume is dropping, technical indicators look bad. I see this as a natural movement in the hype cycle. Soon enough we'll find out again what the price should have been if it weren't for these crazy bull runs.
Agree with you, absolutely. But it is still better than in 2013 (there the gains were much higher in % and there was absolutely no business behind bitcoin – only in darknet).
But: Bitcoin has a huge usecase at the moment. Bitcoin is used massive in countries with high inflation (the volatility in bitcoin is acceptable there, because of the hyperinflation…)