I don't know how you came into that conclusion but that would be a very wrong assumption, most people like to buy when the price is low, and  Bitcoin or other assets such as gold and real estate have been proven to reach back and even break their ATH. Corrections do happen along market cycles, but look at the history, Bitcoin usually rallies after events such as halvings or macroeconomic catalysts. To say it won't rebound is to look over the trend and optimism in the market.

Selling now with a view to a crash is risky too. Timing markets rarely pays off, especially when demand could spike because of a Fed rate cut or broader adoption trends. Those who exit the market too early may very well be out of their seats in case asset prices head north quicker than expected. Long-term strategies, diversified and patiently worked out, are always the winners against panic-driven volatile markets.