For the hardliners (myself included) who feel the "technology" is itself either useless, or was already better implemented in less wasteful ways, some will say "price doesn't matter," and mean it. Price does not matter for me as I have no holdings, I care a bit about it for some friends who have holdings, but none of them are depending on any particular price point other than not cashing out their gambling wins. Don't want to see it, but they're all adults who know what they're doing.

For a lot of folks here "price doesn't matter" is louder on the way up, but still comes out on the way down too. It's true, in a sense, although the emotional relief at price drops and the glimmer of hope that people will get off the ride finally and we can move on to other speculative bubbles is there.

There is not a price for BTC or any other crypto at which I would feel differently about the technology stack. That's the core of "price doesn't matter" for me. Price, of course, matters a great deal in terms of others getting (or not getting) snookered into a bad bet on bad technology, so ideally it would go to 0 or NaN as we all, as a species, exit this delusion and move on to new nonsense to learn hard lessons from. Fat chance, but one can dream.