Recently, I have been analyzing weekly charts of numerous altcoins and have noticed that divergence structures are beginning to become clearly evident. The weekly timeframe is inherently suitable for observing major turning points, and small fluctuations cannot fundamentally disrupt this structure.



The weekly divergence of OP has already been fully developed, and similar patterns can be seen in ARB, NEAR, and AVAX—prices repeatedly bottoming near new lows, but technical indicators have long since diverged.

Tokens like Pepe are interesting; they have already shown signs of an upward breakout in advance, indicating that funds are tentatively entering the market, no longer just experiencing small rebounds.

This current stage is quite intriguing. It’s not a sign of a full-scale rally, but it also cannot be considered purely a continuation of weakness. More accurately, the medium-term structure is gradually being repaired, with a sense of slow accumulation.
OP2.43%
ARB1.71%
AVAX4.64%
PEPE8.86%
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GasFeeTherapistvip
· 13h ago
OP's divergence this time is very comfortable; the indicator has already betrayed you long ago. I'm also watching ARB and NEAR; they've been bottoming out for a while, and it feels like they can't hold it in much longer. Pepe, this guy, got in early; the funds are indeed testing the waters, it's not a joke. Wait, is this gradual accumulation? Feels like waiting for a big move.
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TokenomicsTherapistvip
· 13h ago
OP's divergence is so complete, it feels like it's about to move. ARB and AVAX have been grinding at the bottom for so long, the indicators are already tired of playing... Pepe surprisingly took the first move, this capital really wants to test the waters. But to be honest, it's not really taking off yet, just gradually repairing there. This feeling... is much more interesting than pure weakness.
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DuckFluffvip
· 13h ago
OP's divergence is so obvious, I should have seen it earlier. I also noticed Pepe breaking down, and I feel like funds are indeed starting to move. ARB's bottoming process this time is a bit intriguing. The indicator not following the price might be a bottom signal. It feels like this wave won't explode immediately, but something is definitely brewing. I am optimistic about the slow accumulation rhythm. Pepe is trying an early breakout to test the waters, while others are still grinding at the bottom. Let's see who moves first. The divergence of the indicator is so clear, I feel like it's about to move. The weekly chart can't be fooled.
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StealthDeployervip
· 13h ago
The divergence on OP is pulling quite comfortably, the indicator doesn't lie at all. ARB and NEAR are bottoming out, they should have rebounded long ago. Why did Pepe break through first? The funds have a different momentum. The slow accumulation feeling is the most comfortable, much more reliable than rapid surges. Weekly charts won't deceive you; small fluctuations are just noise. Let's wait and see. The bottoming phase tests patience the most, but it's also the easiest to catch the bottom. What do you think about AVAX? Has anyone followed up with actual trading? --- The bearish trend probably can't continue, it feels like it's about to move. Such obvious divergence in indicators, it's hard not to believe. Funds are accumulating in the dark, everyone hasn't realized it yet. This stage is the most dangerous and the most profitable—depends on who can hold on. The weekly level is the real signal; minute charts are all nonsense.
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UnluckyValidatorvip
· 13h ago
The weekly divergence theory is back again. Every time it says it's about to take off, but the outcome remains the same. To be honest, I also saw that wave in OP. Indicators not aligning with the price is indeed interesting, but I've seen this pattern too many times. I'm actually more cautious about Pepe surging. Funds trying to test the entry points are often the easiest to run away.
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