- H4 demand zone is still valid — price hasn’t broken it yet, holding potential for bullish reaction
- Liquidity is building both above and below, signaling a possible explosive move ahead
- Patience is key — don’t chase price. Let the market come to your zones
Let’s keep it real — if you read yesterday’s HBAR breakdown, there’s not much new under the sun today. But that’s exactly why patience separates real traders from the ones who just want quick dopamine hits.
We’re still watching the same H4 demand zone from yesterday.
It hasn’t been invalidated, and it’s still sitting pretty down there waiting to show what it’s made of. And what’s above?
Yep — uncollected liquidity that hasn’t been touched yet. But now, something new: HBAR has started leaving liquidity below, too.
Classic setup. And it’s telling us a story.
Zooming In for Clarity (H1 Perspective)
Here’s where it gets more interesting. If you jump into the H1 timeframe, everything gets clearer.
You can literally see the zones where liquidity is pooling — and if you’ve been trading for a while, you know how this movie tends to go.
When the market starts painting liquidity both above and below, it’s usually prepping for one of two things: a trap or a big move. The question isn’t if HBAR will go for these zones — it’s when and how.
So, What’s the Move?
Right now, I wouldn’t rush. If you’re the type of trader who itches to jump in at any candle wick, this setup might test your nerves. But if you know how to zoom out, align your structure, and play the reaction game with confidence — this could be one of those “ah, that’s why I waited” moments.
Personally, I’m watching for reactions from that H4 demand, especially if we get a sweep of that fresh liquidity forming below.
And once again, if we break structure on lower timeframes (M15 or M30), and see that alignment across the board, well… the liquidity above looks very appetizing.
No Certainty, Only Probability
As always — nothing is certain. The price can do whatever it wants, and it often does. The zones I’ve shared? They’re not guaranteed reversal points, they’re areas of interest where the market might react. Might.
I’ve seen HBAR fake out even the best setups before, and if you’re here just to copy-paste trades — this probably isn’t for you.
But if you’re trying to think like a market participant, watching how liquidity builds and gets targeted, then you’re right where you need to be.
Final Thoughts
Sometimes the best thing to do is nothing at all. Let the price come to your zone, not the other way around. FOMO trading is just paying for other people’s profits — don’t be that guy.
Until tomorrow — stay sharp.
