We count the wick up we have a high and a lower high which will means that we don't have a divergence if we calculate based on the full body instead of the wicks then you see that we are getting a bearish divergence
The question is what is the right way to measure a bearish and bullish divergence here and just tell you that there is no right or wrong but there are two different schools of thought some people say that we should not calculate with the wicks because the rsi doesn't even well it doesn't take weeks into account when the rsi is getting calculated and maybe what is more accurate here use the line chart
we use the line chart then we can see that we are getting a bearish divergence and the line chart and the rsi they might be better with each other and this is basically because the fact that the line chart takes the opening closes into consideration rather than the the highs and the lows for example this corona dump here we don't see it here the corona dump went all the way down to 3.8 but in the line chart we're seeing the lowest point being at point four thousand but the other school of thought says that well obviously we have to take weeks into consideration because there was price was trading there and we cannot just disregard these price swings