TD Sequential Signals Critical Moves for Bitcoin and Fartcoin
Crypto analyst Ali (@ali_charts) has flagged two key technical setups in the market using the TD Sequential indicator—one flashing a potential rebound for Bitcoin, and the other suggesting a looming correction for Fartcoin after explosive gains.
Ali reports that the TD Sequential indicator has just triggered a “buy” signal on Bitcoin’s hourly chart. Currently trading around $96,200, BTC may be poised for a short-term rebound if the signal plays out.
The TD Sequential is a well-known timing tool used by traders to predict trend exhaustion and potential reversal points. In this case, the “9” candle marks a possible inflection zone where buying pressure could begin to build.
With Bitcoin recently hovering above $95K, market sentiment has been cautiously bullish. This fresh hourly signal might act as a catalyst for short-term traders looking to ride a bounce, particularly if institutional inflows and ETF-driven demand maintain momentum.
Fartcoin: Sell Signal After 550% Surge
While Bitcoin flashes green, Ali points out a flashing red signal on a much smaller but eye-catching asset—Fartcoin.
According to the tweet, Fartcoin has surged 550% in the past two months, but the TD Sequential has now triggered a sell signal on the 3-day chart.
Such a signal typically warns of trend exhaustion, implying that a wave of profit-taking could be around the corner. The indicator appeared just as Fartcoin traded near $1.13 after hitting a Fib level of around $1.27. With this multi-month rally now stretched, traders might expect a cooldown period or a sharper correction, especially in lower-liquidity altcoins.
Kosta Gushterov
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