- HBAR is currently positioned between equal lows and trendline liquidity, signaling possible price traps
- A short-term sweep of lows followed by a reversal to the upside is a likely scenario
- Nothing is guaranteed — these are possible setups, not certainties
In our last article, we talked about HBAR potentially reacting to those two supply zones — but it didn’t. And honestly? I’m not surprised.
Why? Because there was liquidity sitting right above. And if you’ve been around the markets long enough (or even just for a few solid weeks), you already know how this game works: liquidity is a magnet.
Price can’t help but reach for it — like that one snack in the fridge you swear you weren’t going to touch.
Liquidity Above, Liquidity Below – HBAR’s Classic Trap Setup
If we zoom into the H1 timeframe, we’re looking at a very familiar and — let’s be honest — kind of exciting picture.
- Below, we have two equal lows. Clean, tempting, and begging to be taken out.
- Above, there’s a clear trendline liquidity. You know the type: a textbook ascending line that retail traders love to long from… and smart money loves to hunt.
It’s like watching someone set a mousetrap with cheese on both ends.
Now, if I had to guess — and this isn’t gospel, it’s just what experience has taught me — HBAR will likely go grab one side of that liquidity, maybe even fake us all out, and then flip direction and go for the other side.
I’ve seen this play out too many times. It’s like déjà vu with slightly different candles.
The HBAR Setup – What Are We Even Doing Here?
Let me pause for a second and share something personal — I once took a trade based on equal lows and ignored the trendline liquidity right above.
You know how that ended? I got swept, stopped, and sat there watching the market do exactly what it always does: fake one direction, then move in the real one.
That trade? It made me realize something about HBAR and altcoins like it. These setups aren’t random. There’s a method to the madness. You just need to learn how to read it.
And right now? HBAR looks like it’s prepping a liquidity play.
So, what am I watching?
- A sweep of the equal lows below — it’s too clean to ignore.
- Followed by a run-up to take the trendline liquidity above — especially if it aligns with a clean supply zone.
But again, I’ll say it — and I’ll keep saying it — nothing in the market is 100%. Price doesn’t owe us anything.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re holding HBAR long-term or just stalking it for the next move, remember this: the market isn’t random, it’s reactive. Liquidity tells a story — and right now, HBAR is writing a new chapter.
Just don’t expect a perfect fairytale. Price can still do whatever it wants.
Mark your zones. Stay open. And always respect the chart.
