The excitement around virtual currencies, peaked at the end of last year, almost ended. Bitcoin and other digital assets are not at the top of the news anymore. Together with interest, the cost of cryptocurrencies falls. The price of Ethereum, the second currency in terms of market capitalization, plunged to the level last seen on November 12, 2017. Bitcoin is holding price levels yet, but they are not as high as they were before. It is yet another cruptocurrency’s attempt to skyrocket from the $5,800 level, and it should be noted that the cryptocurrency №1 succeeded in doing so earlier. Let's see if it is able to rise again, or Bitcoin will slip to the bottom this time. The chart came very close to the so-called Maginot line, and if this level is broken through, there is a high probability that a new wave of sales will begin. In this case, the price will continue to drop. Most experts agree that one of the main reasons for the ongoing decline in the crypto market is the reduced number of ICOs. At the same time, there is a general consensus that record price highs at the end of last year could turn out to be a masterful artificial speeding up of the cryptocurrency amid a fleeting euphoria. Thus, at the end of hype the quotes have actually returned to the starting levels, and no growth prospects are seen in the near future.