BTC, HYPE, and ZEC Flash TD Sequential Buy Signals After 2.80%–6.44% Pullbacks

Bitcoin is trading at $82,031 — down 1.22% in the last 24 hours and sitting on a market cap of $1.649 trillion — after a sharp pullback from the $85,000 zone. The decline was not random noise. It was preceded by a textbook TD Sequential sell signal, and now the same indicator has printed its mirror opposite: a buy signal at the lows.

Crypto analyst Ali Martinez (@alicharts) flagged the setup in a five-part thread, noting that Bitcoin, Hyperliquid, and Zcash all followed the same sequence — a sell signal near a local top, a measured correction, and a fresh buy signal at current lows. “Bitcoin, Hyperliquid, and Zcash retrace… but look ready to bounce back,” Martinez wrote, watching all three for buyer follow-through.

Signal 1 — Bitcoin: Sell at $85,000, Buy at $82,000

The TD Sequential indicator counts nine consecutive candles closing in the same direction — identifying momentum exhaustion rather than a price level. When a count of nine completes, it signals that the prevailing move has statistically run its course and a reversal or pause is likely.

On Bitcoin’s one-hour chart, the TD Sequential printed a sell-9 signal as price approached $85,000. What followed was precise: a 2.80% correction that brought BTC back toward the $82,000 zone — exactly where the chart now shows a completed buy-9 signal with an upward arrow near $82,348. The sell signal’s outcome is already printed on the chart; the -2.79% label is a realized move, not a projection. The buy signal is live.

For broader context on where Bitcoin’s key rebound targets sit, CoinsProbe’s earlier analysis on BTC, ETH, XRP rebound targets — $86,500, $2,700, and $1.55 in focus remains directly relevant here.

Signal 2 — Hyperliquid: 4.22% Drop, Buy Signal Near $78.67

Hyperliquid (HYPE) followed an identical sequence on its one-hour chart. The TD Sequential printed a sell-9 near the local top around $82. A 4.22% correction followed — the label is already printed on the left side of the chart, marking a completed move. Price stairstepped lower in a sustained series of declining candles before a buy-9 signal appeared near current lows at approximately $78.67.

Per Martinez’s thread, the immediate support level to hold is $78, with a rebound target back toward $82+ if buyers step in at the buy signal. A count reset showing a “1” on the right side of the chart confirms the sequence has restarted — the structure is consistent with early-stage reversal positioning rather than continuation of the downtrend.

Signal 3 — Zcash: 6.44% Correction, Buy Signal at $1,264

Zcash (ZEC) produced the largest correction of the three. The sell-9 appeared near the $1,350 local top on the one-hour chart. The subsequent decline measured 6.44% — again, already printed on the chart as a realized move. Price cascaded through $1,320 and $1,290 before the buy-9 signal appeared at the current low near $1,264.

Martinez is watching the $1,250 level as the key support — notably, this level is cited in the analyst’s thread and does not appear as a printed label on the chart itself. A hold above $1,250 with follow-through buying would target a rebound toward the prior top at $1,350.

Why Three Simultaneous Buy Signals Matter

Individually, a single TD Sequential buy signal on one asset’s hourly chart is a tactical observation. When the same setup — sell signal at top, measured correction, buy signal at lows — prints across three uncorrelated assets in the same session, the statistical weight increases. Bitcoin, Hyperliquid, and Zcash are structurally different assets with different market caps, use cases, and liquidity profiles. The fact that all three followed the same TD Sequential playbook in the same session is the core of Martinez’s thread.

The TD Sequential is a non-directional exhaustion indicator — it does not predict magnitude or guarantee reversal. What it confirms is that the selling pressure across a nine-candle sequence has statistically exhausted itself. Whether buyers respond is the variable that Martinez is explicitly watching: “all three assets show TD Sequential buy signals post-pullback; watching for buyer follow-through.”

For a comparable setup in a single asset, CoinsProbe’s analysis of PENGU’s 3-for-3 SuperTrend buy signal track record illustrates how technical exhaustion signals can precede measurable rebounds when follow-through confirms.

Bullish Scenario

Bitcoin holds the $82,000 zone and reclaims $83,000–$84,000 with volume — the buy-9 confirmation triggers a rebound attempt toward the prior $85,000 level. HYPE holds $78 and rebounds toward $82+. ZEC holds $1,250 and recovers toward $1,350. All three buy signals confirm simultaneously, consistent with the sell-signal pattern that preceded this pullback.

Bearish Scenario

Bitcoin loses the $82,000 level on a sustained hourly close, invalidating the buy-9 setup and opening a deeper test toward $80,000. HYPE loses $78, negating the support level Martinez identified. ZEC closes below $1,250, invalidating the buy signal’s primary support zone. A failure of all three setups would indicate the buy signals were absorbed without follow-through — a bearish continuation scenario.

The setup across Bitcoin, Hyperliquid, and Zcash is structurally clean: the TD Sequential’s sell signals called the corrections, the corrections printed the exact declines the signals warned of (2.80%, 4.22%, 6.44%), and buy signals have now appeared at the lows. The question Martinez is watching is whether buyers step in at these signal levels with enough conviction to initiate the symmetrical bounce. For Bitcoin, $82,000 is the level that keeps the buy signal intact — a sustained loss of that zone without recovery would be the first sign that the pattern is failing to hold.

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Source: Ali Charts · Published by CoinsProbe Markets Desk

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