Yes, I know the bear scenarios. I have them myself. Yes, I get that the current formation looks a lot like Feb-March. But -- that was pre-covid and pre-halving, this is post-covid and post-halving, so I can't really expect an identical resolution of dumping to follow. The "toppy" formations might look the same, but the fundamentals aren't.
This is a very speculative sketch, obviously, but it covers the main points I would expect to get hit along the way.
Anyways, this is how I see the rally channel holding (with a few touches of the lower edge), and the triangle resolving (not quite the abcde some have shown). I noticed the bullish momentum running out and forming the upper curve, once that broke I shorted. Now I wonder if we'll see the inverse appear, a gradual rise forming from the zigzag chop, creating the lower curve which eventually breaks us out the top. This should confuse bears and bulls alike for a week or so.
And yes, I would expect the old 2017 ATH bear market ceiling line to be a significant resistance -- but I also think the bulls that dragged us here know full well that the sight of that ceiling breaking will spark a major FOMO rally to 14K+, so they'll forcefully breach it on purpose.
I'll post the zoomed-out view in the comments to show where this yellow line we are currently coiling around comes from...