You haven't said anything new and some of what you have said is wrong, which you then make worse by suggesting you called bitcoin's fate 10 days ago. Even the fact that you call it "BC" shows that you are completely unfamiliar with the cryptocurrency domain. Your main point seems to be that criminals don't like btc now because of the increased volatility. But btc's volatility has not increased significantly compared to past years. Doubling or tripling in a few months in not unusual. 40% retracements happen 2-3 times per year. The fact that the price has more zeroes in it now doesn't change the percentages, which is what would matter to someone laundering money. The idea that the market will crash if big players cash out? Perhaps, but you have not provided any evidence that this is happening yet. Have significant amounts of coins moved from large holder's wallets recently? "There are better options out there". Yes, I think anyone with even a passing interest in cryptocurrency has been aware of this fact, as it has been true for years.

Historical volatility: https://bitvol.info/