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However, the euphoria proved short-lived. By October 2018, Bitcoin's price had plummeted below $5,000, signaling a significant correction. The subsequent years, 2018 and 2019, were characterized by prolonged bear markets, with Bitcoin struggling to recover. It wasn’t until December 2020 that Bitcoin regained all its previous losses, initiating a bullish rally that saw the cryptocurrency hitting new highs in February and again in March. This resurgence has been described as a strong momentum, with some experts hinting at potential future targets, including a conceivable surge toward $100,000, fueled by speculative enthusiasm.