I'm fascinated by this crypto bubble and I think it's because being Irish and seeing our property bubble that burst with the crisis in 2007 and seeing prices fall until October/Christmas 2012, which was pretty much the bottom.
It is interesting to see the same things happening. In Ireland, lots of people I knew suddenly become property investors even if they hadn't invested in property before that. Lots of people lost a lot of money.
I saw the burst coming, not that I am some genius, but even though I knew it was coming I didn't realise what that actually meant and how that would affect the lives of everyone in the entire country even if they hadn't bought property.
When prices keep on going up many people just can't envisage prices going down, then when they do crash they wonder how could they have been so stupid.
However one thing about Ireland that I was 100% wrong on was the rapid bounce back in housing prices, I hadn't seen that happen anywhere else. Granted I haven't researched extensively but what usually happens is that prices bounce along the bottom for many years and not rebound at the same bubble levels of growth like we have seen in Ireland since 2013.
So I guess what I am saying is, as said, above no really has a clue what will happen.
My gut would say they are crashing and will continue to crash, like Irish property prices. But then again they could defy what I think is logic and rebound like the way Irish property prices have done since 2013.
As I say it is fascinating but is something I watch from the sidelines instead of piling into.
Also this is the view of someone who knows nothing about crypto really. Much like many of those people involved in property pre-2007.
Good luck to those with skin in the game.