Ironic seeing you here, jonoiv.... especially a bitter no coiner like ur lil selfie, and pity the fool like you who was actually watching the BTC price in mid-March 2020 and surely had opportunities to buy back some or all of the BIG stash (.5BTC-ish) of coins that you sold at $6k-ish in April/May 2019.

Strange also that you still have hopium in current times....

I will concede that your wishes for DOWN are not impossible, but the odds seem to be growing more and more against you with the passage of time, sorry to say.. that.. sucks to be uie.

Maybe you did not get the memo?

It has been pretty rare that bitcoin prices go below its 200-Week moving average.

In April/May 2019 when you sold your BTC stash at $6k, the 200-week moving average was just getting up to $3,600, so you did have some arguable chance of being able to buy those BTC back at or below that $6k selling price, but part of the difficulty that came thereafter was a continued movement of the BTC price up through the following months.. and BTC price just continued to be reluctant to fall, even below $7,000 for any kind of meaningful amount of time.

Surely, you got a lucky break in March 2020, but you did not appreciate such lucky break.

In March 2020 BTC's 200 week moving average was merely approaching $5,500, so when the BTC price actually dipped down below that $5,500 at various times for close to a whole week - with even close to an hour below $4,400 and a few minutes dipping to $3,850, you did have a chance to buy back because admittedly, you were watching the BTC price during that time... but part of the problema was that you were waiting for more and MOre and MOAR... and more did not come.

In recent times, BTC's prices are tending to gravitate up.

We also have an issue of the longest streak ever in BTC prices closing above 10k on the daily and over 65 days now.

Furthermore, BTC's 200 week moving average is starting to approach moving up nearly $100 per week, and as I type this post BTC's 200 week moving average is getting close to $6,800 - so becoming more and more difficult for you to buy back your sold coins for anything close to your $6k-ish sales price.

If you want to get out of your no coiner status and share with some of us coiners in the hedging and other likely upcoming profits that come with HODLing bitcoin, you may need to buy some or all of those sold BTC back at a higher price than $6k prices, and seriously, the truth of the matter is that you may even have difficulties getting those coins for 4 digit prices - though surely quite a bit better odds of getting 4 digit BTC prices than hoping for anything approaching $6k and moreso below $6k.

I am thinking also that you may be better served to change your already clown-ish looking avatar, soon.

Something like the below, might be an illustrative upgrade.. - a kind of bitter and sweet all rolled into one: