- HBAR’s H4 supply was enough to grab liquidity—no need for M15 reaction yet
- Liquidity still exists below, so don’t be surprised by another sweep
- Patience is key—wait for the right move instead of forcing trades
In our last HBAR analysis, we discussed how the price was reacting to an H4 supply zone and might have reached the M15 supply above.
But guess what? The H4 supply was enough to grab almost all the liquidity from our previous markups. And now? HBAR is bouncing back.
So, what’s the next move? Let’s break it down.
HBAR Analysis: Key Zones to Watch
H4 Supply Held – But Will M15 Still Matter?
Looking at the M30 chart, this supply is valid. But personally? I prefer the higher supply zone, which could come into play over time. That means patience might be key here.
Still, if you’re the type to trade aggressively, you might want to try the lower one.
Liquidity Below – A Fakeout or a Real Move?
There’s still untapped liquidity below, which HBAR might target before any strong reaction.
It could briefly tap into the demand zone, but I wouldn’t expect a massive reaction. More likely? A fake move to trick traders who don’t understand liquidity grabs.
What’s Next for HBAR?
- If price reaches the higher supply, we could see a stronger rejection from there.
- If HBAR hunts the lower liquidity first, it could shake out weak hands before making a move.
- Either way, expect volatility. And remember, price doesn’t have to follow any set path—it does what it wants.
Final Thoughts: Be Smart, Be Patient
As always, this isn’t financial advice, and we can’t predict the future with certainty. But watching how HBAR interacts with these key zones can give us a solid idea of where the market could be headed next.
By the way, if you’re trading HBAR, platforms like Weex offer great tools for tracking liquidity and supply zones.
What do you think? Will HBAR hit the upper supply before dropping, or will it flush liquidity first?
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