Ethereum's TD Sequential Just Flashed a Sell — But $1,071 Might Be the Real Story

 


Ethereum is flashing a technical warning sign that many traders are watching closely right now. The TD Sequential indicator, which operates on the weekly chart, just closed a fresh sell signal. This is the same tool that called an 87% rally in April 2025, a 134% surge two months later, and then accurately timed a 63% correction in August 2025.

Ali Charts, a widely followed technical analyst on X, posted this signal alongside three downside targets: $1,900 in the short term, $1,565 in the medium term, and $1,090 at the long-term end. If you hold ETH right now, those numbers matter.

But here is the part that is easy to miss. Seventeen hours after posting the sell signal, the same analyst flagged $1,071 as a strong buy zone. That figure sits at the bottom of the multi-year descending channel on the weekly chart. So while the signal points to more downside, it also maps a potential accumulation window for those who are patient.

Most coverage of this story is stopping at the sell signal. The full picture includes where the correction ends and why that level has structural weight. ETH is currently trading around $2,253, which means the path to $1,071 is a move of roughly 50%.

We break down exactly how this indicator has performed across every weekly signal over the past year, what the channel floor at $1,071 means structurally, and how the three downside targets line up with key support levels on the weekly chart.

Read the full analysis at CryptoNewsLive.org for the complete breakdown, including the chart breakdown and the counter-case for why this sell signal could fail before reaching the deeper targets.

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