Despite a short-term warning from the TD Sequential model, some analysts believe renewed buying pressure from Asia could help stabilize the cryptocurrency market. While Bitcoin has seen only a modest 4% weekly gain, it remains down 2.3% over the past 24 hours. Daily trading volumes surpassed $63 billion, indicating robust participation even as investors anticipate upcoming macro events, such as potential U.S. rate cuts and trade negotiations between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Technical indicators show indecision with Bitcoin’s RSI hovering around the neutral 50 mark, while its MACD remains hesitant. This has led to some concern over a potential sell-off, particularly after the TD Sequential model accurately predicted previous market swings, such as the July correction and October’s sharp 19% drop.