Funny how this forum (and people in general) repeats the same mistakes over and over again. A big (and I mean fucking BIG) crash will come. Most gains will be returned, and the euphoria will die. Nothing simply 100x's and doesn't suffer a bear market after. Bitcoin doesn't only go up and wallstreet doesn't come to pump everyone's pockets full. OP may have gone full retard with BCH but that doesn't change the fact that inevitable crashes are inevitable. What I find most concerning is the other guys who have been here through a few major bear markets still think it can't happen to Bitcoin.
It will rise again, but it can't just keep going forever. It must rest sometimes. In fact, until this bull run, Bitcoin spent more time correcting than rising. This was a sustainable rally until very recently. Now it is starting to get out of hand again.
Just be careful out there!
I really think you guys just aren't seeing that we've been having the crashes same as they always came in years past, but they are just recovering much quicker than they used to because Bitcoin is getting mainstream adoption, which means millions of people are coming in with new money, whereas in crashes from years ago when it crashed there wasn't much new money to come in to prop it back up so it would take maybe half a year to recover from a crash. We already saw this speeding up in the Spring when the big crash only lasted a month and a half. We saw it again in September when the crash lasted also maybe a month and a half. Ever since futures were announced there has been mass hype this past month and a half so we've even had two crashes that just looked more like quick corrections in november because the money coming into bitcoin is unprecedented so these crashes (no different then in years past) are now on the timescale of days or weeks instead of ~half a year (MtGox crash was obviously a whole different beast and tied to one specific traumatic event for the bitcoin community so the length of that crash is of no relevance).