The Indicator That Predicted Bitcoin’s Previous Rally Has Changed Direction — What Does It Mean?
Ali Martinez, a widely recognized cryptocurrency analyst, has published a new technical assessment of Bitcoin that is attracting considerable attention. According to Martinez, the probability of a short‑term market correction is increasing.
Based on the analyst’s evaluation, the widely used Tom DeMark (TD) Sequential indicator has issued a “trend exhaustion” signal on Bitcoin’s three‑day chart. This marks the first significant bearish reversal signal observed in 2026.
Martinez explained that this signal typically suggests a correction lasting between one and four candles within the three‑day timeframe. However, in a more severe scenario, a decline below the $67,500 level could trigger a deeper downward trend. In such a case, the TD Sequential indicator may begin a new bearish countdown sequence.
At the same time, the analyst emphasized that the current sell signal follows a highly successful buy signal recorded in early February 2026. That earlier signal anticipated a 32% rally, lifting Bitcoin from roughly $60,000 to $80,000.
According to Martinez, although long‑term macroeconomic conditions remain favorable, time‑based indicators such as TD Sequential play a crucial role in managing short‑term risk.
In this context, the $67,500 level stands out as a key support zone that may determine whether the broader trend remains intact.
The analyst also noted that the market may enter a consolidation phase, making this support level especially important for investors to monitor.
See also: "Crypto Analyst Predicts the Beginning of a Bitcoin Bull Market"
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