Looks broken up and confirmed to me. But this does not invalidate the bear flag scenario.
To be reasonably sure the bottom is in, I'd like to see a push to 90k, followed by bullish consolidation.
Otherwise, if we push even to 84k, but the rejection will look impulsive, the bear flag will likely break down.
In which case, I suspect we'll have another year of bear market, with a bottom around 30k.
The ability of individual investors to be empowered has been somewhat reduced due to inflation and war. This trend may continue for a while and some say that the price consolidation will have to wait until the next halving. There is widespread speculation in the market but the price of Bitcoin will depends a lot on global stability.
I personally think that the fear you expressed about the price drop may not be that big. I think it will not fall below $57k and will not exceed $100k before the halving. In spite of the fact that Bitcoin has repeatedly underestimated most of the speculators and has returned to an upward trend.
