While it's hard to deny that the current bitcoin price took a big hit, I don't think that the point is not for it to be just a safe haven, if we consider it like that then not only this event but many others could easily wipe out bitcoin from existance, again, under that premise. Now, when I talk to people about bitcoin they all usually refer to it as however many they have, or what's the position as in why they sold and whether they'll buy back, you see, when I need a certain currency I go to a trading house, go, get my euro or my pounds or whatever but if somebody ever asks whether I have some I'd probably go "sure I haven't changed the last few bucks I didn't spend", with bitcoin it's never like this, people see bitcoin as something they can store value on, some people sell because they need money in x amount of time and have a set sell price in their mind and I respect it, people buying euros or pounds don't worry too much about whether to sell and buy back, it's just not heard of.