I think there is a significant amount of belief that there will be another massive bull run in December. So, until then, I don't believe that Bitcoin will fall significantly below $6000, nor stay under $6000 for any long period.
Why not? People expecting a bull run have bought in already, meaning that they won't be adding much or any buy support to the market at all. If you also take into consideration that most of the people expecting a bull run this year are noobs, there isn't much to rely on here. People need to forget about bull runs and move on. If people can't deal with this market they are free to sell and leave.
However, I expect there to be some sort of bull run in December even if solely because people believe it will happen. However, if there is a bull run, then I expect a crash in January and into 2019.
I don't think you know how bull runs work. They don't happen because people believe it will happen, because that means they have bought in already as stated before. Bull runs happen when no one expects them to happen and people fomo in hard. You know what happens if there is an attempt to initiate a bull run right now? People will dump their bags and quickly undo whatever had to become a bull run.