https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-22/bitcoin-technical-sign-suggests-selloff-may-be-almost-over
There actually isn't that much FUD in the market at the moment. I don't know if it just me, but I certainly see less FUD right now compared to a few months back, when bitcoin peaked and started its gradual decline to around $6k, when people said absurd things about bitcoin ("bitcoin is dead" was one of the classics).
Right now, prices are actually staying pretty put, and even though ETFs are getting rejected, markets have matured to the point that they now understand that ETF rejection doesn't mean the end of the world and the market is no longer panic dumping when it comes to these decisions. That is probably the only FUD that is in the market right now.
Sell off is definitely nearing its end. We're already seeing buying pressure at $6-7k, and if prices do go lower, traders will most likely continue to accumulate leading to quick rebounds. Besides, historically, major bear markets have lasted 1-1.5 years on average, meaning that we'll most likely see a major recovery some time mid-to-late last year.