Bitcoin's Staring At 5 Technical Indicators That Scream 'Sell Now'

Author: Khyathi Dalal | November 24, 2025 09:17am

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has triggered five major sell signals in the past month, amplifying concerns that a deeper correction may still be unfolding.

What Happened: Crypto analyst Ali Martinez highlighted technical indicators flashing warning signs:

• The monthly MACD has turned bearish for the first time since January 2022. The last three bearish flips led to average drawdowns of ~60%, which, if repeated, could pull BTC toward the $40,000 region.
• A death cross has appeared on the daily chart as the 50-day SMA crossed below the 200-day SMA. Over the past year, similar crosses marked local bottoms, but during 2022 they foreshadowed a full bear market, leaving traders uncertain about which outcome lies ahead.
• Bitcoin has fallen below the 50-week SMA. Historically, breaks of this level have preceded deep market declines, including a 66% drawdown the last time this support failed.
• The SuperTrend indicator on the weekly timeframe has flipped bearish. This signal has reliably identified major trend reversals for more than a decade and often aligns with sizeable corrections.
• The bi-monthly TD Sequential has flashed a sell signal. The last two instances were followed by 78% and 32% drawdowns, respectively.

Martinez added that if Bitcoin extends its decline, the crucial support zones to monitor lie at $75,740, $56,160, and $52,820.

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Why It Matters: In a separate post, Martinez warned that crypto market inflows have collapsed from $86 billion to just $10 billion over the past three months, signaling a sharp slowdown in demand.

At the same time, Bitcoin has entered extreme oversold territory on the RSI.

Bitcoin $BTC has hit extreme oversold territory on the RSI.

In the past two cases, the market bounced soon after. pic.twitter.com/nDICqyjJkQ

— Ali (@ali_charts) November 23, 2025

Historically, BTC has staged relief rallies shortly after hitting this zone, suggesting the potential for a rebound even in a broader downtrend.

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