It will, and then in a few years it'll jump again. Bitcoin is pretty consistent. Bubble up to multiples of previous high, then collapse 70%+. Then in 2-3 years, do it again. Each time it dumps, it'll still be higher than it was the last cycle.
Previous results don't guarantee the future, but most likely, if you can keep your emotions out of it, you'll make good money following the cycle.
No. It will end this time when the stock market sinks.
Bitcoin prices and US equity index are correlated
This is why Bitcoin is a failure because if it was a "store of value" like its maximalists claim it should be inversely correlated like gold for instance.
Gold prices will keep going up and people holding large amounts of it are FOMOing
It will end once central banks figure out how to create 2% CPI inflation more efficiently. If you want to do the biggest short possible on Bitcoin your best bet would be to figure out how to convince governments and central banks to solve the problem once and for all. The easy money will be gone and the bubbles will drag the value of Bitcoin down instead of up.
Previous results don't guarantee the future, but most likely, if you can keep your emotions out of it, you'll make good money following the cycle.