Bitcoin, even though it is the first currency on the market, is a rare asset that actually doesn't have an official #DevelopmentTeam . That means that there are no pending updates, revisions, or changes made regarding some of the obvious shortcomings that the BTC network seems to have. The decline that is quite often on the market seems to kill the general buzz that most crypto fans have at the end of 2017 before. This is most likely because many cryptocurrency has dropped significantly since December 2017 and January 2018, including Bitcoin which lost more than -66% of the total value in the market since mid-December 2018. Previously trading at all time highs was around $ 18,000 per one BTC, there strong possibility that Bitcoin will grow further in the following months. In the case of last year's hype around the New Year's repetition, which may be more likely, Bitcoin could at least break the 7,000 $ value while going towards earning $ 8,000 based on current trends and 2017 mass surges, in that way taking at least part of the value lost. What might be the biggest concern about BTC is the fact that there is no regular network update, while disguising it as a blockchain-based tool that is rather expensive for trading monetary value. However, the potential for Bitcoin to rise is still a strong possibility in 2019, because it is still one of the top investments in the blockchain space.