Perhaps what the indicators belie, is the fact that this has been an artificially forced bottom, as opposed to a more organic market bottom, with the logical conclusion being that there is still more to come?
Maybe it wasn't an artificially forced bottom, but an artificially delayed capitulation?
I have no idea how that fits within TERAs TA, but consider this: all this time while the Gox issue was hanging over the BTC economy like a huge boulder ready to crash right into it and drag it down the market didn't feel like making an "organic bottom" with a capitulation in accord with the preceding ones. It was holding its breath, so to say. I feel like without the Gox fiasco we would have already tested and re-tested these lows a week or so earlier, in a manner more resembling the previous bottoms and meanwhile we'd be about where we are now - the sort of consolidation seen after a decisive move up from the bottom. We just waited for a longer time than would be natural, then quickly went through the motion in a sort of relief-driven "Alright, finally we have some closure, let's get this over with" and that might be while the whole thing looks off.
Knowing next to nothing about TA I base this on my own flaky notions I hold about markets, psychology and Bitcoin.