I just don't think it's all thaf helpful to view the price in a vacuum. 5 years ago it was widely viewed as speculative, and the price peaked around 70k. This was in a financial environment of literally historical liquidity injection. There was someone much money rolling around that it gave the market a premium, letting it go to heights that were fully unsustainable.
The entire world is different now. So few dollars are available in the system, billions are being loaned from the Fed's emergency fund regularly. People are also in record debt. This isn't just America, either. Bhutan sold 6000 BTC this year to stabilize their own finances (which saved them from the IMF but would have impacted the price).
The fact that we hit a floor around $80k in this environment is very encouraging to me. Even in a literal global financial emergency where everybody needs money, we are only down about 40% from the all-time high.
What I'm saying is that when we put everything into perspective, I think it paints a bullish picture. As soon as the liquidity flows, Bitcoin will take off.
(For completeness, the AI bubble and then gold's amazing rally soaked up what liquidity was available... these will modulate eventually and some of that will also flow into BTC).
All that said, you're not wrong for feeling disappointed, but I can't find my way to a bearish sentiment :)
