Bitcoin took a tumble of about 19% since reaching its highest point ever on March 14, 2024. This has folks worried about whether the bull market is losing steam. However, some analysts think this dip is just part of a healthy adjustment, not the end of the good times.

Santiment, a data platform, noticed a shift in how people feel about the market. They saw more talk about the "bull market/cycle" lately, but also noticed less excitement and more worry.

Interestingly, despite this dip, Bitcoin's price is still doing pretty well, hanging around $61,988 as I'm telling you this.

It's kind of weird though because usually, when Bitcoin is about to halve, the price shoots up. But this time, people are thinking it might not be as crazy because of some new rules in the US about Bitcoin funds.

But don't worry too much, experts say these ups and downs are normal, even in good times. They're keeping an eye on Bitcoin's average price over 20 weeks, which they think is a big deal. They believe if Bitcoin keeps bouncing off this average, we might see another big rise, similar to what happened in 2017.

And hey, some big shots like PlanB think Bitcoin could hit over $300,000 by 2025. And history seems to back them up. Every time Bitcoin has halved before, its price shot up like crazy, sometimes months later. So, maybe we just need to be patient.