It doesn't matter what you guys think about the market. There's no such thing as bear or bull market, there are just points of interests at wich the market makers take profit and build new positions.
It just doesn't matter how many of you will decide to sell or buy, because the market makers will fill just as much orders as they need in their desirable direction, while building new positions and offloading the ones built in the past, after that they just start filling orders in the other direction and everybody starts FOMOing in.
You need to realize that most of the crypto trading is done on exchanges and those exchanges have contracts with liquidity providers (a.k.a. the market makers). Those guys have the order flow at lvl2 for all of the exchanges wich they have contracts to and know exactly where your limit order, stop loss or liquidation point is and are banking on the spread. Their only obligation to the exchanges is to constantly provide liquidity for your orders on the both sides (buy and sell) and don't crash the market (don't move too aggressively for too long at some direction, because people loose interest and stop trading, that's why you always see retrace the 50 EMA on all of the timeframes at some point).
The market makers also open their positions at some points and guess what happens when you are the one deciding how much orders will be filled at certain direction and you know exactly where the price will go - MMs open longs (they buy from the retailers when the price is dropping) and open shorts (they sell to the retailers when the price is rising), because they know they can get the price to their positions whenever they want and close those positions with profit at some point.
You can easily define such points of interests by using PVSRA candles, but just remember the MMs take the opposite positions. So this means that when you see red or purple candles away from the 50 EMA the MMs are probably building longs and if you see green or blue candles away from the 50 EMA the MMs are probably building shorts.