It may or may not happen. There are no rules or guarantees that after a sharp drop, Bitcoin must rebound.
After a sharp drop, usually BTC experiences sideways or raises gradually. Even there is no guarantee about this, this mostly happens so far. At least, we can see this during this year.
Given the geopolitical situation and the global financial market context, capital is currently flowing into AI. The opposite is also possible, Bitcoin could continue to decline further instead of recovering. So always prepare for both scenarios rather than betting on a single outcome.
In fact, BTC price recovers gradually after it dropped to around $59k-$60k in the early of this month. However, I agree that we must be ready with any unexpected situation. I have prepared some plans if there is another huge dump or huge pump. I am aware, we can't solely rely on a single plan, especially in crypto market that is basically unpredictable.
Perhaps I am a fairly conservative investor, and the reason I still believe Bitcoin could fall further is that I still believe in its 4-year cycle. Based on what has happened in previous bear cycles and if history repeats itself, bitcoin could form its bottom by the end of this year.
I also still believe in 4 years cycle. Sure, the lowest price should be in this year. Next year, BTC price should gradually increase. Meanwhile in 2028 and in 2029, it is probably the time for bullish. So, we don't miss the chance to buy Bitcoin as many as possible in this year.
To me, Bitcoin's rise to $84k in the past few day is just a temporary recovery, and that is why I am not particularly excited about it.
Indeed. It was just temporary. We all could see that BTC price dropped to below $60k after it jumped to above $80k. We can expect for the constant raise during this bearish season. There will be always the chance for another decline at any time.