The value of divergence lies not in itself, but in the position it occurs and the accompanying changes in market structure. The divergence in this chart appears at a low point after a continuous decline, where the price makes a new low while the RSI low point rises, which is a typical signal of selling exhaustion. The key is that when the divergence occurs, the price just touches the support zone, accompanied by a trendline breakout and a reversal candlestick, which transforms the signal from "possible" to "highly probable." In actual trading, these types of signals are not entered every time, but rather when the "divergence + structural turning point + confirmation candlestick" coincide, making it an opportunity for a high win-rate "bet."