So, I think I've covered everything here. Critical piece is that it looks like the PA going on now is a classic falling wedge, which, while bullish, does not guarantee a bullish breakout.
I think the most likely scenario is we will go sideways until about late November, and then likely break decisively below the 7.7K support - reason being the top of the wedge combined with the 200 daily SMA will provide ample downwards trending resistance.
After that, the march downwards will likely quicken a bit and we'll soon find ourselves bouncing off of our good old friend, the 6.2K support zone, and finally, around January of 2020, we will have our breakout.
At that point, it's anyone's guess - again, if I had to bet, it would be a bullish breakout with the conservatively drawn target of the falling wedge being around 10.6K. But - Bitcoin being Bitcoin, we could either have our bullish breakout earlier, or the target could be much higher.
The alternative? Goblintown, as they say. BTC would do something unprecedented, we would be in uncharted, bearish waters, and that methhead troll Mr. Renev could go ahead and have a party and dance on traders' and investors' graves.