topic creator thinks the price point is $30k because one guy bought under 500 coins at $30k.. pfft
I can also only laugh about stuff like this. Only because microstrategy is publicly known and a big fund does not mean they can influence the market. I would bet that there are many people in this forum that own way more than 500 Bitcoin and influence the market way more if they decide to buy or to sell. But there are also enough noobs that follows these news anyway.
I think this is more about $30K that acted as strong support for 18 months, so if price is able to get above this, there could be a "bull run" up to $50K (relatively easily). This is more based on the dead cat bounce scenario such as in 2019 from $3.2K to $14K, whereby once the bear market was considered over, many buyers emerged and/or returned. I don't think this means a "bull market" would begin as such, as there will be many metrics that suggest price needs considerably more time to consolidate (moving averages, usual cycles, etc). But more that above previous support price can go considerably higher.
Likewise price rebounding in the near future to $40K, even $50K, doesn't mean it'll make a new ATH. Quite the opposite. I'd argue there's as much chance it returns to $25K to $30K afterwards. The more relevant analysis here would be that if price get's heavily rejected from $30K, and fails to move above it, there will be no continuation of bullish momentum for a while and price could make a new low.