SMT divergence acts as secondary witness to filter sweep trades and confirm moves.

But we've added here as a second point of view, almost a witness that says, not only are you rightly looking and saying, hey, maybe this is just an SFP, a liquidity grab on Bitcoin. The fact that there was an SMT divergence on ETH gives us an outside point of view, a secondary witness to a disagreement between the Bitcoin chart and the ETH chart at a key area, that gives you a data point, a piece of information that, yes indeed, this was a sweep, Bitcoin was lying, and the chart that was telling us the truth was ETH, and now we can act on it. So how do we actually use it? Everything we've been covering in phase four here, guys, is additional filters to trades you already know how to take.