A popular crypto analyst on the X platform has sounded the buy alarm for Bitcoin after the premier cryptocurrency fell to the $60,000 level this weekend.
Can Bitcoin Price Make A Return To $67,000?
In a recent post on X, popular crypto pundit Ali Martinez shared an exciting analysis of the price of BTC ($94,335.00) over the coming days. According to the crypto analyst, the latest price action shows that the flagship cryptocurrency could be gearing for a rebound to its former highs.
The reasoning behind this bullish projection is the formation of multiple buy signals by the TD (Tom Demark) Sequential on the Bitcoin four-hour chart. The TD Sequential is a technical analysis indicator used to identify possible points of trend exhaustion and price reversal.
The TD Sequential consists of two phases; namely setup and countdown. For the setup, nine candlesticks of the same polarity (bullish or bearish) are counted, upon which a reversal is expected to occur. Typically, the direction of the reversal will depend on the candles involved in the setup I.e., nine bearish candles would represent a buy signal and vice versa.
Upon the completion of the setup, the countdown phase commences, which involves 13 candles — rather than nine — of the same polarity. A completion of the second phase implies that there is likely another reversal point.
According to Martinez, the TD Sequential has pinpointed a potential reversal for the Bitcoin price. On the four-hour chart, the indicator presents an aggressive 13, a sequential 13, and a red 9 candlestick.

The aggressive 13, sequential 13, and red 9 all suggest that the current downward trend might be losing momentum, thereby hinting at a possible trend reversal in the short term. Ultimately, these signals are indicating a strong buy opportunity for premier cryptocurrency, having shed some of its value in recent days.
However, if the prediction of a price rebound fails to hold and the $60,000 support crumbles, investors could see the price of Bitcoin fall as low as $57,000.
BTC Price At A Glance
As of this writing, the price of Bitcoin continues to hover around $61,000, recording barely any movement in the last 24 hours. According to data from CoinGecko, the premier cryptocurrency has declined in value by more than 10% in the past week.