It's difficult to call, but if we consider the $6000 bottom to be a safe haven, then we aren't all that far away from more growth that we will be going through. People just need to accept that it might be a much slower form of growth.
The problem with all the hype driven increases is that it never lasts very long. Hype has certain phases, and when it has completely faded away, regular demand can't sustain what hype demand created, so we fall from there.
The only thing I hope for is a slower but more sustainable growth development cycle. I don't care about how quick we can reach this or that level again, it has no use for me when we can't maintain it. We'll see what happens.
The problem is that we cannot say that the $6000 level is going to be support forever.
If 2014 can be of any reference, and I understand that adoption has increased a lot since then, etc. (but the general bull-bear market cycles should be around the same as 2014), the bear market in 2014-15 actually lasted for over a year before it finally hit the bottom and stabilised.
I don't think that we'll see as long of a bear market this time round due to the major institution players in the market now (Soros, Rothschild, etc.), but I don't think that there is any way this bear market finds the bottom in 3 months. Short term growth is here already, but it's not going to be sustained growth until we do find that bottom and start a slow recovery process.