Solana Displays Four-Hour TD Sequential Sell Signal Following Weekend Advance
Market analyst Ali Charts points to technical sell signals and weekly reversal patterns affecting Solana, Ethereum, and Bitcoin.
Solana's four-hour chart has triggered a TD Sequential sell signal, according to a technical analysis shared on X by analyst Ali Charts. Historical data referenced in the report shows that the previous three comparable signals on Solana preceded price corrections of 2.44%, 5.76%, and 5.30%.
The indicator's appearance comes as part of a broader trend observed across the cryptocurrency market, where Sunday price movements have repeatedly reversed course on Mondays over the past month. Bitcoin gained over 1% on October 4 to reach $85,845 before exhibiting the same four-hour sell signal, which has also appeared on Ethereum's chart.
According to Ali Charts, the confluence of technical sell signals across major digital assets and the recurring early-week reversal pattern points to the possibility of a pullback across the market as trading begins on Monday.
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