Don't use SMT indicator; manually check key levels in seconds when model sets up.

The problem is these indicators cannot define where your key levels are. They're gonna mark every time on the chart, there's a divergence. Every little ebb and flow on the market where Bitcoin makes a higher high and ETH doesn't, it's gonna mark as an S&T divergence. You know that's not the case. It only matters at key levels, key inflection points, and it takes you 10 seconds to look. When price comes down to your POI, your area of interest, and you're looking for your model to set up, and you're on the 15-minute chart, and you see Bitcoin make that new low, just flip over to ETH on the 15-minute chart and check if it did the same thing. You don't need an indicator for that. One of the most common mistakes people make with S&T divergences is they think an S&T divergence is some sort of relative strength indication.