The IV% spike of BTC's gains were more surprising to most investors than what was considerably, a downfall that was imminent (the overnight crypto-experts might argue this idk). Seeing as how both the S&P (as well as BTC) has lost essentially all % gains from Nov. 2017 - I can't help but look back @ every article I read about the % losses of BTC day after day, week after week until I didn't read or see anything about it again (although I keep up with the price every day). "No cash flow", "Gold is a more reliable asset", "Doesn't have cash flow like companies in S&P" yada yada. It took BTC around 3 months to hit it's lowest low since Nov. 2017; It took DJI & SPX about a week & a half. I'm gonna leave the 50 & 200 SMA in there as icing on the cake - only because since Feb. 5th (most volatile day in history for U.S markets), it's not surprising to see "asset backed" companies with the same figures. If bears are right - TSLA goes bankrupt. If bulls are right - ETH hits 2k by end of year. That's all folks