Arbitrum ARB Flashes TD Sequential Buy Signal as Token Eyes $0.20 Recovery

Crypto analyst, Ali Charts identified via the TD Sequential Indicator a possible reversal for Arbitrum based on the 12-hour chart indicating a buying opportunity. The TD Sequential Indicator predicts the potential of a bounce for ARB from one to four candlestick formations based on current price of ARB near $0.18. ARB is currently above key support levels at $0.17, which is approximately 88% below its previous all-time high of $2.40. Traders will be monitoring to see if signals from the TD Sequential Indicator can create upward price movement for ARB.

Comprehending the TD Sequential Signal

The TD Sequential is a counter-trend indicator developed by market timing expert Tom DeMark, which is meant to detect trend exhaustion and potential price reversals. It has two phases, the Setup and the Countdown, during the Setup phase the indicator adds nine consecutive candles in the same direction. In Arbitrum’s case, this was nine red candles closing below the close four periods back, so selling pressure may be peaking.

This signal is significant due to its historical accuracy for ARB in which similar setups in 2024 typically resulted in rallies of 10% to 30%. Analysts generally look for confirmation from multiple sources before determining to enter into a position, and therefore, ARB’s RSI at approximately 30.57 on the seven-day chart confirms the potential for a bounce; it should be noted, though, that traders must be vigilant since there are often many false signals, especially during times of increased market volatility.

Ecosystem Dynamics of Layer-2 and Price Pressure

Arbitrum is the most popular Ethereum Layer-2 when it comes to total value locked, but that has not corresponded to a price momentum for ARB in recent times. The network holds over $2.6 billion in TVL and remains at the forefront in terms of the amount of transactions and settlement of stablecoins.

The development of the ecosystem has had mixed success rates. On January 19, JasmyChain successfully migrated its mainnet to the Arbitrum Orbit network and became an EVM-compatible layer two, using ARB to pay for transaction fees. In addition, whale confidence was demonstrated on Arbitrum by a large deposit of $18.7 million in ETH into Aave.

The challenge for ARB is value capture as it is a governance token and not a gas or utility token; thus, growth of the network does not directly create demand for ARB tokens. In addition to this, there is the impending token unlock, creating extra supply pressure on the market due to both recent and future releases, impacting the immediate price of ARB tokens.

Market Conditions and Price Objectives

Crypto sentiment overall is still bearish with the Fear & Greed Index at 34 and the Altcoin Season Index at 31. Layer-2 coins are heavily impacted by the market “risk-off” attitude. Capital remains focused on bitcoin and large-cap assets rather than speculative Altcoins.

After the TD Sequential signal, ARB must decisively break over $0.21 to rise. Associated with the 7-day Simple Moving Average, this psychological level is crucial. If $0.21 breaks out, $0.24, the 50-day moving average, might be reached, a 26% gain from current prices. In contrast, losing $0.17 support on significant volume would invalidate the bullish setup and expose the downside to $0.15.

Conclusion

The TD Sequential buy signal holds hope for the trader’s enduring ARB’s 71% annual decline. Success is dependent on the technical signal being at hold, an improvement of market conditions and easing supply pressure from token unlock. Conservative traders should be waiting for breakout above $0.21 with volume confirmed. Aggressive traders that are accumulating between $0.19-$0.20 will have to be tighter with risk management. Even reliable indicators need to be combined with fundamental analysis, as well as proper risk controls, before trading decisions are made.