It's very hard to say; your opinion is as valid as mine. I'm pretty sure Bitcoin is reasonably stable for the moment, for all the positive reasons I listed in the article. I bought a little more BTC around $650, thinking that was the valley before it went crazy again, but I was mistaken.
If we look at the last halving, it wasn't until 5 months later that we saw an explosive rise. However, it's possible that most of the price rise because of the halving has already been factored in, considering how aware people were. Then the Bitfinex hack put a spanner in the works, so if it was going to rise, that would knock it down a bit. Nevertheless, BTC seems to be steadily rising over the last few days.
I don't know if it will go up... but I'm not selling yet.
Also during the last halving there wasn't 20-30 other well developed altcoins for people to invest in. I think if all the brains in Crypto were rallying around Bitcoin like they were in the early days, then better UI would be produced, more features would be implemented and the blocksize debate would of probably been solved with some sensible governance. People who have left Bitcoin have created all these things in other coins.
Yes, excellent points.
Yes, we're all still holding on. Good to know i'm not the only one. Guess we'll have to endure a little bit longer.