- HBAR broke through the daily demand, sweeping early buyers
- Daily and H2 structure remains bullish — but liquidity sits below on H2
- Price could grab that liquidity or respect the current H2 demand
- As always, this is a high-probability game, not a certainty
Sometimes, the market doesn’t give us what we want. And HBAR just pulled one of those moves.
In the last article, we talked about HBAR approaching a daily demand zone while leaving liquidity above. The setup looked promising — a classic liquidity grab before a potential bounce. But things didn’t quite play out that way.
That daily demand? Crushed. Buyers got wiped, liquidity taken.
Now what?
Let’s zoom out for a second.
The daily structure, despite the shakeout, still looks bullish to me. It’s holding higher highs and higher lows — for now, the trend hasn’t flipped. On the H2 chart, we’ve still got bullish structure too.
But here’s where it gets tricky: H2 is leaving liquidity underneath.
You already know what that means. Price might come back down to grab it — just like it did on the daily. Or maybe it won’t. Maybe it respects the H2 demand and rips from here.
I’ve been in setups like this before — where you’re caught between trusting structure or respecting the liquidity traps. Sometimes it feels like flipping a coin. And honestly? That’s the game.
No one has a crystal ball. Not me, not you, not anyone.
These are possible scenarios, not guarantees. What I can say is this: stay sharp, stay reactive. Let the market show its hand — and don’t marry a bias.
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