Definitely yes, there will always be a rising after a fall, you can confirm this through the previous falls over the years and consider the market price to when it rises after the fall, when bitcoin display high volatility then it's an indicator to its plan for a new price to set in and this may be determined by the consideration of it's demand rate from supply from the market to either fall or rise, the major halving event is one of these indication to high volatility come this 2024 and not until then, there might be slightly rise and fall within the said range of $19k to $30k before there will be a breakout that will shoot above the ATH of $68k during the halving.