Cumulative Volume Divergences

Definition

Cumulative volume divergences signify a mechanical misalignment between realized asset price movements and the net aggregate volume flows recorded over a defined interval. This technical phenomenon surfaces when price action establishes new local extremes while concurrent cumulative volume indicators fail to validate such momentum through proportional expansion. Traders utilize this metric to identify exhaustion points in crypto derivatives markets where the lack of conviction from market participants suggests an impending trend reversal.