Actual #BTC 4H also has a bearish divergence at the top, and it’s even longer than you’d think 😋



If it’s like this—slowly rising—then breaking to new highs wouldn’t be surprising; the MACD definitely won’t surge up sharply

So it’s just adding one more point to the bearish divergence at the top, so that the divergence momentum doubles; by then, the pullback will be even smoother.

If you think highly of this bearish divergence, you can consider setting up a medium-term short position, scaling in and shorting gradually.
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BlueChipScavenger
· 7h ago
The mid-term short setup is fine, but don’t put too much position size. It’s common for price to keep grinding at the top repeatedly like this—going in batches and gradually is more stable.
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RentCollector
· 7h ago
This deviation seems to make sense, but you have to look at the volume—rallies on declining volume are indeed prone to sudden drops.
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FractalSniper
· 9h ago
Agreed. If a 4H divergence stacks with small-timeframe resonance, the drop should be smoother. I’ve already placed orders—I'm waiting for a quick wick to catch up.
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