Considering that in the current year it went to $65k and then dropped to around $30k, something similar has already happened. It might have been an even larger correction but lots of large financial institutions and their customers have been piling into cryptocurrency in the last year, that gave it a bit more staying power because those sort of people do not need to sell in a panic. The start of Covid also caused quite a large drop off, so we've seen that Bitcoin is not invulnerable to wider economic shocks and might crash again during an economic recession - when people need to take money out to survive or pay their monthly mortgage payments. Don't trust anyone who can claim to predict the low points.