I thought I'd try share a more informative form of TA, as opposed to the usual up or down theories. Here's the influence of Bitcoin's long-term MAs on a short time-frame:
The yellow dotted line is the 200 Day MA, while the 50 Week MA is the red dotted line. Price initially found support at the former, and is now finding support at the latter. The only concern now on shorter time-frames, as drawn above, would be a bear flag pattern targeting lower lows. This isn't what I would expect to occur however given the long-term bullish pressure on price that is now taking affect at key support, as opposed to failing at key resistance ($59K-61K) as we previously saw. The long-term picture remains fully bullish, while price is finding support from it's long-term moving averages, as expected in a bull market.
On the Daily time-frame, price continues to hold the VPVR point of control (volume profile) from the past 4 months of trading, from $40K to $69K, in the $49K-51K support zone;
Price otherwise remains fully in it's long-term uptrend now with further confirmation, completely unaffected by the recent correction, at the 0.5 fib retracement level from annual lows to annual highs:
As many of you probably know by now, $2B long positions were recently liquidated, opening the doors for further speculation to the upside with less risk from a traders point of view. Not forgetting that buying the long-term moving averages in a bull market is one of the strategies of choice from investors, as requires limited consideration with a high risk/reward return. So until these long-term MAs are convincingly broken, ie multiple Daily closes below the 200 Day MA ($46.6K), followed by closing a Weekly candle below the 50 Week MA ($47.4K), price remains fully bullish long-term, even if looking potentially bearish in the short-term.
If not obvious from the analysis above, the bulls are buying up the long-term moving averages, in the anticipation of higher highs in the near to long-term future. Buy fear & sell greed.