While I am long term bullish on Bitcoin, I believe $6900 was our local top. I like the idea of starting a short here ($6300=6000), as I think will be heading back down to test support in the $4000-5000 area. I have a few reasons to be bearish currently.
Volume:
Looking at the On Balance Volume (OBV) trend, there's a resistance line starting from June 2019. OBV was rejected by this resistance when Bitcoin hit $6900, which could signal that was our local top as volume depletes for the next few days / weeks.
Bearish Divergence:
On both the OBV and the RSI, there is a very bearish divergence. Both of these indicators are showing higher highs, while the actual price has made a lower high (from ~$9000 - $6000). I highlighted this difference (red trend lines). This gives more credibility to OBV dropping off in the near term, once the indicator starts to correlate to the price again.
Rising wedge:
Highlighted by the pink lines, the rising wedge is a known bearish formation. I will be using a breakdown below this line ($6000) to indicate the best time to enter the short. A break above would be a good place to stop out.
Coronavirus:
I don't think we have seen the worst of this pandemic on a global scale. The way the US is handling the mitigation and suspension of activity does not seem to be enough. This could lead to more extended closures and hurt the entire market overall.
All this being said, I will be looking to pick up more Bitcoin at $5000 and $4500, and maybe even high $3000's if we're lucky enough. I do believe that BTC will end up being an excellent hedge to USD once the government continues to print exorbitant amounts of money to deal with the current crisis. I just think there will be many more sellers as the fear grows.
Happy to discuss any of my ideas presented here. Feel free to ask any questions as well, I'm happy to answer.
-Coinformationist