- HBAR reacted to the M30 demand zone instead of the M15, but the lower zone remains valid
- A higher demand zone with imbalance (FVG) has formed, increasing its importance
- Equal highs above signal liquidity to be taken, which could impact the next move
In our last analysis, we discussed how HBAR could react to the M15 demand zone and continue its upward move.
While we got the direction right (which seemed quite obvious after such a liquidity grab), price never quite reached our demand zone.
If it had, we would have had an excellent risk-reward setup, considering it later tapped into the liquidity above.
Now, let’s break down the current market structure and what it tells us about HBAR’s next potential move.
M30 Demand Zone Takes the Lead
Looking at the M30 timeframe, we can see two critical takeaways:
- Price reacted to the M30 demand zone instead of the M15 one. However, the M15 demand is still valid since price left liquidity below as it moved up.
- A new demand zone has formed higher up, and it contains an imbalance (or Fair Value Gap, FVG—depending on how you prefer to call it).
What is an Imbalance / Fair Value Gap?
An imbalance (FVG) is a price gap where there was aggressive buying or selling with little to no retracement. These gaps often act as magnets, as price tends to revisit them before continuing in its intended direction.
In this case, the higher demand zone includes an FVG, making it a stronger area of interest for potential reactions.
Liquidity and Equal Highs – A Clue for Future Moves
Above the current price, we can see equal highs, which are a classic liquidity pool. If price does not take these out first, the probability of a strong reaction from the higher demand zone increases significantly.
Key Takeaways for Traders:
- The M15 demand zone is still valid but hasn’t been tapped yet
- The M30 demand zone has already caused a reaction
- Price has left equal highs, indicating potential liquidity grabs before major moves
If HBAR doesn’t clear the liquidity above first, a reaction from the new demand zone could be even more explosive. Let’s see how the market plays out!
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