- HBAR reacted to demand after the CPI drop, but liquidity above remains untouched
- Lower timeframes (M30) show supply zones that could push the price back down
- Patience is key—let’s wait for the best setup instead of chasing trades
In our last article, we highlighted a key demand zone forming on HBAR, with liquidity stacking up just below.
That level looked interesting for a potential bullish reaction, and then—boom—the CPI event triggered a sharp move down into that demand.
And guess what? HBAR reacted strongly, bouncing back upward. But here’s the catch: the liquidity above is still untouched.
So, what happens next? Could we see a repeat of previous price action, or is HBAR gearing up for something different?
Zooming Into Lower Timeframes: Supply Zones in Play
We know that an H1 demand zone exists, but to refine our entries, let’s dive deeper.
Dropping to the M30 timeframe, two supply zones stand out—both of which could push the price back down toward our demand zone before any real bullish reaction.
The idea? Let the price come to us. We don’t chase entries—we wait for the market to give us an opportunity at the best possible level.
Patience Over FOMO: The Key to Winning Trades
I know, I know—everyone wants to get rich fast in crypto trading. But that’s not how it works. The impatient give their money to the patient. FOMO entries, random trades—those are traps.
The best move right now? Wait. Watch. React. If HBAR gets pushed down by those supply zones and taps the demand, then we reassess.
But as always, the market does what it wants. We’re working with probabilities, not certainties.
Final Thoughts
HBAR is at a critical point. If demand holds, we could see an upside reaction—but if liquidity builds up too much below, the probability of a drop increases. Patience is key.
What’s your take? Are you waiting for that demand tap, or are you already in?
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