Please see my Go Big or Go Home chart for a better idea of target prices. Sorry, this chart was hastily drawn when everything clicked in my head.
I'll add one additional note to my thoughts about volume that can be found in a reply to a comment below. Some mentioned to me earlier that our present situation is unlike the one at the beginning of 2017 because at that time we were in a bullish market, as opposed to just starting to recover from what at the present moment feels like a crash.
At the beginning of 2017 there was a lack of access to cryptocurrencies for the retail investor. I'm sure people remember stories about people waiting weeks or even months to get verified for an exchange, let alone fund their accounts, as things were approaching their tipping point.
Well, that problem no longer exists. I personally know, as I'm sure many of you do, of retail investors who because of what happened last year are all signed up and ready to go, but have sworn up and down to never touch crypto again. Most of those people are not HODLers, and are not holding the bag, so to speak. They may have taken a loss but they sold on our way down. The only ones now "holding the bag" hold so by choice. And as I'm sure all of us can relate to FOMO, and how easily it can override our sense of logic and caution should the conditions be ripe. If DarkEnergy, Magic, and the majority of the top writers are wrong, and there is no big dip in price, the first thought to enter the minds of those "never again" investors will be "what coin is most likely to earn back my money the fastest." We will crash again, but before that, another bubble, an even bigger one, will be the inevitable result of the stage that's been set.