Evidently, the market is looking negatively on Bitcoins and altcoins at this moment. However, that trend is about to come to an end. There are a number of great bullish developments:
REGULATORY
+ Positive G20 Financial Summit stance
+ Chinese regulatory posturing to clarify soon, as Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China (Fan Yifei) noted
+ Lightning Network and SegWit increase legal recognition of digital currencies
+ Seoul Mayor aiming to launch the capital city's own crypto and establish better environment for blockchain startups
INFRASTRUCTURE
+ CBOE support for Bitcoin ETFs
+ T-Mobile tech support for distributed ledgers
+ Coinbase announcing upcoming support for ERC20 tokens
SOCIAL SENTIMENT
+ MailChimp has clarified that its stance against cryptocurrency ads to not include accounts that disseminate crypto-related information
+ Leading analysts (such as Abra CEO Bill Barhydt, Fundrstrat's Thomas Lee) are bullish about the year end target of $25,000 for BTC
+ Major Polish bank will implement a blockchain document storage system
+ Audi has announced that it is exploring the use of blockchain to enhance its distributional network
+ Morgan Stanley releasing a report and commenting that they are expecting BTC to rise, and this is just a temporary slump
ECONOMIC
+ Analysts predict that institutional investors will capitalize on the temporary slump
Yes - the market is volatile, but we all knew that. I don't think there should be a shadow of a doubt that bitcoin will rise again.
I dont think this is the end of bitcoin or any other crypto currency. These crypto currencies are suppose to be the very sustainable and versatile crypto currency and specifically the bitcoin which has made its existence since 2008 and has continuously making tremendous progress, though the time is not going good for bitcoin and the valuation has been deflated to a very low extent but it doesnt mean that this is the end of bitcoin because pumps and dumps are very common rule of every kind of investment.