This year probably simply ends up going down in history as a slightly more volatile version of 2013 or 2017 the way it's been going for the US major averages. I wasn't paying attention then even though I had an interest in the way stocks worked (despite that, I've been told that my dad/grandpa occasionally fought to try to get my attention but they failed) but from what I've seen in reading, there are shades of those years overall in the market.
What could be going on is it could be a faster version of late 2016-2018, with a move like late 2018 coming in the latter half of the year, since we already saw the Bitcoin move that happened a few years back happen again (the first pop in the Bitcoin bubble happened in early 2018 and stocks got hit hard later that year). That's one way to make it different, otherwise my opinion is no different than it has been, which is that a reckoning that is like 2018 will happen sometime next year. Taper tantrum, uncertainty with government moves, etc...
Probably no crash though.