2) Its value reached $13k, then dropped to $10k, (and now barely hold it btw).
If you think currently, 10% is nothing at all, we'll see what you'll say when its value will drop to $8,500... because right now it's very likely to happen...
that is one way of looking at the market but another way which i think is the correct way is to see it rise from $3000 to $13000 and then fall to $10000. that puts things in a much better perspective compared to only focusing on the drop part.
i personally don't consider anything above $10k to be worrying. $9.6k is a little worrying but since it has been holding nicely i still wouldn't call it a crash. but if we go below $9k
and stay there then i would start to worry and call it a downtrend.
I see your point. It could be an argument to consider indeed. But unless someone explains to me why the value started to rise
suddenly, with no signal, and on April 1 on the top of that. We didn't see anything coming, we even thought we were going to get lower than the $3,000.
I can't find a rational answer. Bitcoin has been 'lucky' nothing more
