Analyst Ali Charts has flagged TD Sequential sell signals on the four-hour charts of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, while also pointing to a recurring Monday reversal pattern in Bitcoin's recent price action.

Bitcoin gained more than 1% on Sunday, and according to the analyst, moves of that kind have often reversed the following day over the past month. At the same time, all three major cryptocurrencies printed sell setups on their four-hour charts — readings that, in recent instances, preceded measurable price corrections.

Bitcoin and the Monday Reversal Pattern

Ali Charts said Bitcoin's Sunday moves have frequently reversed on Monday during the past month: Sunday rallies were followed by pullbacks, while Sunday declines were followed by rebounds. With BTC up more than 1% on Sunday, the analyst said the pattern had returned to focus (X post).

He also highlighted a TD Sequential sell signal on Bitcoin's four-hour chart. According to Ali Charts, the last four comparable Bitcoin signals were each followed by price corrections, leading him to link the latest reading with a possible Monday pullback. TD Sequential is a technical indicator developed by market technician Tom DeMark that is widely used to identify points of trend exhaustion. On the four-hour timeframe, such readings describe short-term price swings rather than daily or weekly trend structure — the interval behind every comparable case the analyst cited.

For readers following along, the near-term checkpoint the analyst himself identified is Monday's session — the day on which the one-month sample of Sunday reversals would either extend or break.

Ethereum and Solana Show Similar Setups

Ethereum is also displaying a TD Sequential sell signal on its four-hour chart. Ali Charts noted that Ethereum's previous two comparable signals were followed by declines of 5.40% and 3.31%.

Solana has flashed a four-hour TD Sequential sell signal as well. Its last three comparable signals preceded corrections of 2.44%, 5.76%, and 5.30%, according to the analyst.

Taken together, the three readings span the two assets with the largest dominance shares in the TradingView data below — Bitcoin at 59.59% and Ethereum at 11.43% — plus Solana. They provide separate recent examples across major cryptocurrencies, though Ali Charts characterized the latest signals as pointing to a possible pullback.

Market Data Shows Slight Decline

TradingView data places the total cryptocurrency market capitalization at $2.91 trillion, a decrease of $5.13 billion, or 0.18%, while market value reached $88.41 billion, up 10.38%.

Stablecoin market capitalization stood at $311.36 billion, representing a 0.64% increase over the period shown. Bitcoin held 59.59% market dominance, Ethereum accounted for 11.43%, and other cryptocurrencies made up the remaining 28.97%.

Because Bitcoin accounts for 59.59% of that total, its price moves flow directly into the aggregate figure — the same asset at the center of the analyst's Monday reversal observation. These figures provide the broader market context for the signals identified by Ali Charts, whose latest assessment combines Bitcoin's Sunday move with recent Monday reversals and the TD Sequential readings across BTC, ETH, and SOL.