Why won’t Bitcoin go down? Because CVD is showing a bullish divergence at the bottom.
In other words, BTC’s price keeps falling while CVD is rising, which indicates that the market makers’ buy orders are absorbing the sell pressure.
Put simply, they’re accumulating by breaking support—sweeping long-side liquidity. No breakdown, no reversal.
They push the price below support, then absorb the sell orders.
That makes it easier to finish accumulating and building their positions, so they can push the price up.
There’s no other way: if the market makers don’t want a major drop, they can only accumulate by repeatedly shaking the market and breaking below support.
In other words, BTC’s price keeps falling while CVD is rising, which indicates that the market makers’ buy orders are absorbing the sell pressure.
Put simply, they’re accumulating by breaking support—sweeping long-side liquidity. No breakdown, no reversal.
They push the price below support, then absorb the sell orders.
That makes it easier to finish accumulating and building their positions, so they can push the price up.
There’s no other way: if the market makers don’t want a major drop, they can only accumulate by repeatedly shaking the market and breaking below support.