How It Works
Two correlated assets normally move in sync. When synchronization breaks at key swing points — it indicates manipulation or repositioning by institutional players. Examples:- BTC makes Higher High, ETH makes Lower High → bearish divergence
- BTC makes Lower Low, ETH makes Higher Low → bullish divergence
Modes
Fractal
Compares Williams fractals (pivot highs/lows) of both assets.| Parameter | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Fractal Size | 3 or 5 candles for pivot detection | 5 |
| Adjacent Only | Show only the most recent signal | No |
| Max Distance | Allowed offset between fractals (bars) | 20 |
| Min Divergence % | Minimum difference to filter noise | 0.1% |
Level
Detects session level sweeps: when one asset breaks a previous period level but the other doesn’t. Tracked levels:- PDH / PDL — Previous Day High / Low
- PWH / PWL — Previous Week High / Low
- PMH / PML — Previous Month High / Low
Both
Combines both modes on a single chart.Selecting Reference Symbol
Click the search button next to the symbol name to open the standard symbol search dialog. The selected symbol becomes the reference for comparison. Recommended pairs:- BTCUSDT → ETHUSDT — primary crypto pair
- BTCUSDT → SOLUSDT — alternative pair
- ETHUSDT → SOLUSDT — alt-to-alt
Visualization
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Dots | Markers at divergence points (green = bullish, red = bearish) |
| Lines | Connect previous and current pivot, showing movement direction |
| Ref Price Line | Normalized second asset price overlay (optional) |
Appearance Settings
| Parameter | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Bullish Color | Color for bullish signals | #22c55e |
| Bearish Color | Color for bearish signals | #ef4444 |
| Dot Size | Divergence marker size | 8 |
| Line Width | Connecting line thickness | 2 |
| Line Style | Solid / Dash / Dot | Dash |
| Show Labels | Text labels (HH vs LH etc.) | Yes |
| Ref Price Line | Second asset price overlay | No |