RSI Bitcoin Indicator Divergence Bitcoin Trade Setups
Bitcoin divergence is a common trade setup utilized by Bitcoin traders. It requires analyzing charts alongside a technical indicator: in this example, we will use the RSI (Relative Strength Index).
Spot this divergence by finding two chart points. Bitcoin price makes a new high or low, but RSI does not. This signals a momentum gap.
RSI Bitcoin Divergence Example:
In the chart below we identify 2 chart points, point A & point B (swing highs)
Then, using RSI, we look at and study the high points made by the bitcoin RSI technical indicator, which are right below the bitcoin chart points labeled A and B.
We then draw one line on the trading chart and another line on the RSI.

RSI Divergence Setup for Bitcoin - Utilizing the RSI Indicator to Identify Divergence in Bitcoin Trades
How to spot bitcoin divergence
To identify this divergence trade setup, we need to look for the following:
HH = Higher High : two highs but last is higher
LH = Lower High : 2 highs but last is lower
HL = Higher Low : two lows but last is higher
LL = Lower Low - 2 lows but the last is lower
First let us look at the illustrations of these bitcoin terms

Divergence Bitcoin Trading Terms Definition

Bitcoin Divergence Terms Definition Examples
There are 2 different types of divergence setups:
- Classic BTCUSD Trading Divergence
- Hidden Bitcoin Trading Divergence
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