- HBAR reacted to demand first, then moved up—but supply zones failed to hold
- Price could dip into M5 demand for more liquidity or reverse sooner
- No prediction is 100%—react to the market, don’t chase it
In our last HBAR analysis, we discussed how the price could react to a demand zone we had previously identified.
The idea was that HBAR might drop into demand before making a move higher, with supply zones acting as resistance along the way.
What actually happened? HBAR hit the demand zone first, then moved up into supply—but those supply levels didn’t hold. Now, the question is: Where does price go next?
HBAR Analysis: Two Potential Scenarios
There are now two key possibilities for HBAR’s next move:
A deeper retracement: Price could dip into the M5 demand zone to grab more liquidity before pushing higher.
A quick reaction: Instead of diving into demand, HBAR might just take out one last minor low before reversing to the upside.
Key Levels to Watch
It’s all about liquidity. If HBAR decides to go lower, the M5 demand zone could be a solid area for a reaction. But if buyers step in earlier, we could see price start climbing sooner than expected.
The Market Moves How It Wants
Let’s be real—there’s no 100% certainty in trading. While these are two possible scenarios, the market can always do the unexpected. That’s why it’s important to stay flexible, react to price movements, and manage risk wisely.
Final Thoughts
For now, I’m keeping an eye on how HBAR behaves around key levels. Does it sweep liquidity and bounce? Or does it need a deeper correction before heading up? The next moves will give us more clarity.
What’s your take? Are you bullish or bearish on HBAR?
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