I voted "no" because I still believe the market cycle hasn't completely broken, despite some changes. Alongside this, it is easy to see that since the approval of ETFs, the market has become increasingly dependent on macroeconomic and political factors. Given escalating geopolitical tensions, persistent inflation, and high interest rates, I am not very optimistic about global economic growth in the coming year.
Therefore, my prediction and expectation is that the price of Bitcoin will fall this year, and it would be even better if it could drop below $40k. I see this as an opportunity rather than a disaster, as many people fear.
I can't decide, but I am more inclined to agree with your speculation. Like, even if we do not create a new all-time high, I can still see that we will not dump hard like below $60,000. Like we may have long winter market, more sideways ranging between $60,000 - $100,000.
It's really difficult to predict this market, especially since we already have a high market cap.