Granted, but I do not see any reason for it to crash again, any time soon, there's too many wanting to buy at a lower price, like you. Some of them will get impatient, or risk missing the train. From a TA point of view, it looks bullish. That previous chart looked bearish.
I just don't see the price dropping below $100 ever again. Unlike 2011, there are deep-pocketed investors now backstopping the currency, and they have millions riding on bitcoin businesses. If there's a crash, bitcoin would be oversold, and these investors have access to the millions of USD needed to buy up low-priced coins.
I think this already happened once: the morning mini-crash on May 3rd was apparently stopped when a single user, likely waking up at ~8 AM PST, bought up all the coins from $84 to $98, and the price has never dropped below $90 since then. And perhaps not coincidentally, the Winkelvii live in California, as do most of the silicon valley VCs.
With the recent increased interest by the investing class -- the only players that can actually affect the price now -- I think that by first week in June, the exchange rate will pop over $130, and then to $150 by the end of June. The exchange rate might touch $110, as it did on the Gox/Dwolla news, but I doubt it. </falsifiable prediction>
