995 is the lowest price it was sold for, not the bottom of averaged price. If you look at graphs now, you'll see that price is considered not having been under

995 is the lowest price it was sold for, not the bottom of averaged price. If you look at graphs now, you'll see that price is considered not having been under ~ 1050. Those kind of statistical anomalies happen all the time, you must be aware of them if you look at real time chart. The bottom line is that you can't really know what the price is before a 30min period ends. That being say, I expect the price to go down further after a bounce (disclaimer : I'm not a financial adviser, this is an opinion). Bitcoin was already at its all time high, and then there was the rumor of ETF, promising it will go even higher and will reach the moon. That's a big red flag to me. What seems the most plausible to me is that it will now enter a downtrend until it finds its support, then only start a new uptrend. I may be wrong, but at least I won't loose money. I totally agree we can't use btc as a currency, though. I have a prepaid visa card that I can load with btc, but I only use it very rarely because it's annoying to have to look at chart to know when is the good time to load my card for this week's grocery. Things are settled, now, bitcoin is a speculative asset. It would be more interesting if cryptocurrencies like tether, which provide USDTether and EURTether, crypto currencies always indexed against their fiat counterpart, were finally available at scale.