It's a good thing. Consider the alternative: during strong bear markets, bad news causes selloffs. The lack of market reaction to the VanEck news suggests we might be in the long, quiet low volume period that precedes bull markets. Something like February - August 2015. If no one is selling on bad news, it starts to look like seller exhaustion
Obviously, no one is going to sell at such prices (this is called supply squeeze)
Well, unless some whale is forced to liquidate his stash for whatever reason. And then we can easily see Bitcoin crash to new local lows as it is not clear either how much support is underneath at the moment. But that's not my point. Even if there are no more sellers at this price, you will be surprised how many will pop up at prices closer to the 5k mark. It will take a huge surge in demand to cut through that resistance. And while we are at it, things don't look similar to the first half of 2015. But I seem to repeat myself