It all depends on the charts you're looking at. If you purely focus from last year's peak to where we are right now, you'll see a clear pattern where we constantly hit lower lows and lower highs. In order to actually jump out of this bearishly tinted down trend, we have to break $10,000 without it being a false (short lived) breakout. It's not going to be easy, but it's not impossible either. Give it time and we'll see where we go from here; don't consider the market to be out of the danger zone already.
If we dip below $6000 again, prepare for much lower levels.
the bear trend began when the drop started which was this year after at least 1 month of rise not last year where we were still rising up. and the patters has so far been with a fixed low which we hit at least 3 times and nearly the same high in $9k levels which we have tested at least 2 times and we are possibly headed there right now too.
the only problem i see with the current rise is that it is littered with ETF news so it can be affected by it greatly and that can determine the result of the current rise.
we have already dipped below $6000 multiple times and each time it couldn't last so i wouldn't worry about it that much. it is a strong support which won't be broken with no reason.