Great question! Confluence happens when multiple independent analyses point to the same trading opportunity - it's like getting second and third opinions before making a decision. The guide on what confluence is gives this perfect example https://paybis.com/blog/glossary/confluence/ : Imagine Bitcoin approaches a historically strong support level while the Fear & Greed Index hits extreme fear and exchange reserves suddenly drop. That alignment of technical, sentiment, and on-chain data creates high-probability confluence. The key is using unrelated indicators - three moving averages don't count!