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Sui, Aave and Chainlink flash buy signals after October selloff
Analyst Ali Martinez flags three-day TD Sequential buy signals on SUI, AAVE and LINK, with recovery hinging on key resistance levels.
Key takeaways
- Technical trigger. Ali Martinez identified TD Sequential buy signals on three-day charts for SUI, AAVE and LINK on November 4.
- Resistance first. SUI needs $0.90, AAVE $146 and LINK $11.30 before the reported upside targets come into focus.
- Market backdrop. The signals arrived while Bitcoin and broader crypto prices remained under pressure, so analysts say stronger buying is needed.
What happened
Sui, Aave and Chainlink have generated TD Sequential buy signals on their three-day charts, according to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, as the tokens try to recover from October's market selloff. Crypto.news and Coinpedia both reported the signals on November 4. The indicator is used to detect when a trend may be losing momentum and a reversal could follow, but the reports stressed that all three assets remain below resistance levels that buyers must overcome.
Sui traded near $0.92 in Crypto.news's market snapshot, up more than 5% on the day after recovering from a low around $0.86. Martinez identified $0.90 as the immediate level to watch and pointed to $1.11 and $1.20 as possible recovery targets. The token remained below the 20-day Bollinger Bands middle line at $0.95, while its RSI was 44.20, above a moving average of 40.13 but below the neutral 50 mark.
Aave recovered to about $131, gaining more than 3% in the daily session after touching $123. Martinez's three-day TD Sequential signal came with $146 as the first target and $176 as the next area, near a setup resistance trendline. On the daily chart, AAVE was still below its 20-day moving average at $139 and its 50-day average at $150, while the 100-day average at $130 provided nearby support. The Aroon Oscillator at -64.29 indicated that bearish momentum persisted.
Chainlink traded around $11, or near $11.16 in Crypto.news's snapshot, after recovering from a session low close to $10.60. Martinez flagged $11.30 as the resistance to watch, with a break potentially opening the way to $12.71 and a setup resistance trendline near $14. LINK remained under its nine-day moving average at $11.31 and 21-day average at $11.70. Its MACD was negative at -0.4125 versus a signal line of -0.3913, though the histogram at -0.0212 showed shortening negative bars.
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Points are daily observations, not closing prices.
Why it matters
The signals matter because they arrived during a difficult period for crypto assets rather than in a broad uptrend. Coinpedia noted that Bitcoin had fallen to $75,736 and recovered to around $78,700, while midterm election developments added to market uncertainty. In that environment, a TD Sequential buy signal is only an early indication that selling pressure may be easing. The reports said stronger buying activity is needed, and each token still faces a specific resistance level before a rebound can be viewed as more than a relief move. Failure to clear those levels could leave the assets exposed to continued selling pressure.
What the data shows
Beyond Martinez's targets, other levels were also in focus. Giannis Andreou identified $0.85 to $0.90 as an important support area for Sui and said reclaiming $0.98 to $1.05 could bring $1.20 to $1.30 back into view. For Aave, a move above $139 would be needed before the $146 target comes into range, while losing $130 could put $120 back in focus. Chainlink's nearest support was cited at $10.60, followed by $10.00 if selling resumed. Michaël van de Poppe offered a longer-term view on November 1, suggesting LINK could reach $20 in the first quarter of 2027 based on a possible recovery from the $10.60 support area.
Background
Crypto.news had previously examined Sui's correction when it traded near $0.99 on October 20, with analysts identifying $1.05 as resistance and warning that daily momentum was weak. For Aave, Martinez had already reported a TD Sequential signal on October 30; by November 1, he said the token had rebounded 16% from that reading and identified $155 as a possible target. Chainlink and Aave also share a business connection: Aave recently adopted Chainlink's pricing service for tokenized stock collateral on Horizon, allowing valuations during weekends and market holidays, while Chainlink launched a 24/7 pricing service for tokenized real-world assets and named Aave among its adopters.
What to watch
Traders will be watching whether the three-day signals translate into sustained price strength. Sui needs to hold above $0.90 and then clear $0.95, with $1.00 and the upper Bollinger Band at $1.04 coming into view beyond that. Aave must reclaim $139 before approaching $146, and a break above that level would shift attention to $176. Chainlink faces resistance at $11.30 and then $11.70, with $12.71 and $14 as the upside references cited by Martinez. On the downside, the reports identified $0.85 to $0.90 for SUI, $130 and $120 for AAVE, and $10.60 and $10.00 for LINK as areas to monitor.
Questions readers ask
What does the TD Sequential signal mean?
It is a technical indicator used to spot when a price trend may be losing momentum and a reversal could follow. The reports describe the signal as early and not a confirmation of a trend change.
Which price levels are most important?
The reports highlight $0.90 for SUI, $146 for AAVE and $11.30 for LINK as the first resistances. Beyond those, Martinez cited $1.11 and $1.20 for SUI, $176 for AAVE, and $12.71 and $14 for LINK.
Have the altcoins already recovered?
SUI was up more than 5% in the daily session, AAVE gained more than 3%, and LINK recovered from a low near $10.60. All three still traded below key moving averages and resistance levels cited in the reports.
