BTC: price retested the low — but is the seller still there?Bitcoin / TetherUSBINANCE:BTCUSDTquantlinesystems🧭 What this chart shows Late June: BTC sold off hard into a support zone (~58k area). Two weeks later, price came back to test the same zone — but the story in volume was different. 📊 Low #1 vs Low #2 • Low #1 (Jun 24): sharp drop, heavy red volume — aggressive selling, capitulation-style move. • Low #2 (retest): price back at support, but volume noticeably lower — selling pressure fading. This is the core idea behind flow divergence: Price can still look bearish (another test of the lows), while the aggressor underneath is already exhausting. 🔍 Why it matters A retest of lows with shrinking volume is often NOT the same as a fresh breakdown. The market may be collecting liquidity — scaring late shorts — rather than starting a new leg down. We use this as context, not as a buy button: → Divergence can persist for hours before price reacts. → Entry still needs structure, a defined level, and risk management. → Mirror logic at highs: new high + weak buying = buyer exhaustion. 🎯 Takeaway Before you short "the breakdown" or buy "the bounce" — ask: does volume confirm what the candle is showing? If price says one thing and aggression says another — the disagreement often matters more than the candle color. ⚠️ Not financial advice. Education and a transparent trading journal — not a live signal.