This week's AMZN/USDT 1H chart produced one of the more complete TD Sequential sequences I've seen on a tokenized stock pair. ChartScout caught it in real time. Here's the full picture.

The Top (March 2):  
Price hit $210.50 with a 2M+ volume candle the biggest volume print on the chart. Classic distribution signal. Large players were offloading into strength.

The Decline (March 2–3):  
Price fell in an organized, sustained manner. The TD Sequential bearish count ticked from 1 all the way to 16 nearly twice the standard reset point. Every hour, the close was lower than the close 4 hours prior. Uninterrupted. Clean. Relentless.

The Bottom (March 3):  
Price hit $202. Volume was near zero. No one was left to sell.

The Signal (March 4):  
A fresh Bullish TD Sequential Setup 9 completed at $205–$206. After a 16-count bearish exhaustion run, bulls printed their own 9. The cycle is complete.

This is textbook DeMark — a full exhaustion sequence from distribution top to bullish setup bottom. Whether it leads to a meaningful recovery is up to the market. But as a technical sequence, it's clean and well-defined.

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Not financial advice. DYOR.

Everything You Need to Know About the AMZN/USDT TD Sequential Signal This Week - Full Breakdown