The historical impact of divergence $SOL A similar pattern occurred twice and led to different outcomes. The outcome directly depended on fund activity. The first divergence was confirmed on March 8. It was followed by a 21.5% increase from March 8 to March 16. At that time, ETF inflows remained steadily positive. Daily inflows were $1.66 million, $3.92 million, $7.60 million, and $2.82 million, respectively. Institutional support helped the divergence develop into a sustained movement. The second divergence was recorded on March 29. It resulted in only a 10% jump. Until April 1, fund flows remained zero or negative. Institutional support was absent. Technically, the pattern triggered, but it lacked the momentum to continue. The current divergence experienced its first day of positive inflow. Investors' future behavior will determine whether this new rally resembles the March surge. #GateSquareAprilPostingChallenge