So far, I believe Bitcoin has been doing well after halving. The price isn't at the highest level, but it's pretty close to that. It seems to me that, with long bear markets, Bitcoin price is 50% or more below the ATH most of the time, so we're in that rare time of relatively high prices right now.
We've recently experienced another major spike in transaction fees, but I don't think it's related to halving. And, thankfully, it seems to be over, so we have both high BTC price and low transaction fees lately.
I don't know if we can call this a high price or not but there is one thing for sure, it has started recovering slowly, it was around $62k before and it is now above $65k which is a good thing. If it manages to go around or above $70k before it dips again, I believe we might see a new all-time high before the end of this month, but if it dips again from this point, it might take a bit longer for the price of Bitcoin to reach that position.
You are right though, Bitcoin has been doing pretty well because a lot of speculations said that the price might dip further when Bitcoin started losing value after the halving event, but it didn't go down much and it has already started recovering, and I'm pretty sure we will see a good price in a couple of months from now.
With what is happening in the market today, no one really knows. After Bitcoin reached the new ath of 74k$, it dropped, and until now, it has been very difficult to break the resistance to 70k$ per Bitcoin. And in this matter, there is a lot of speculation that most of their alleged opinions do not come true.
This is just proof that the market is really unpredictable, but if the technical and fundamental analysis done by a trader is accurate, we can determine the exact price destination of Bitcoin's price. That's why there is nothing like that.