Are you referring to what appears to be a sharp V bottom? I would be a bit more confident if we find our way back up closer to $8000 and stay there, but the ~$7300 level is so crucial that it keeps lifting the price up when it drops below it, and drags it back down when it goes too far above it. Almost like a magnet.

If the price has bottomed out, the part that follows afterwards is something people hate a lot, which is boring sideways price action. This sideways price action can drag on for months. It might even trigger some investors to dump their bags out of boredom, but that's a good thing because there will be less selling pressure on the way up.