- HBAR has tapped a key demand zone, triggering a liquidity grab and potential upside move
- Two critical levels to watch—a lower demand zone for buys and an upper supply zone for shorts
- Market remains unpredictable, but liquidity patterns suggest a possible bullish reaction
In the last HBAR analysis, we identified two key demand zones where the price could react before making a move to grab the liquidity above.
What actually happened?
Looking at the M15 timeframe, the price initially moved upward, attracting more buyers and adding extra liquidity above.
Then, it approached the demand zone, creating M1 liquidity right before tapping into it. A classic quick manipulation—a sharp move down to the zone, followed by a rapid push upward to take out the liquidity above.
Two Key Levels on My Radar
Right now, I’m closely watching two major zones:
- A demand zone (M15) – A potential area for a buy setup.
- A supply zone (M15) – Where I’d look for potential short opportunities.
What Could Happen Next?
A potential scenario I’d like to see:
A reaction from the lower demand zone, leading to a liquidity grab to the upside.
If the liquidity above remains intact, it strengthens the probability of a move toward that level.
However, price action remains unpredictable, and the market could always take an unexpected turn.
Remember, nothing is 100% certain in trading. These are possible scenarios based on liquidity, demand, and supply, but always manage your risk and stay flexible in your approach.
Final Thoughts
This HBAR price prediction isn’t financial advice—just an observation based on liquidity, market structure, and demand/supply dynamics.
Watch these zones carefully, and let’s see how price unfolds!
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