- HBAR is currently moving sideways, signaling a potential accumulation phase
- Liquidity zones both above and below could act as magnets for the next big move
- Watch for possible manipulation before the market commits to a direction
Let’s talk HBAR.
You know those moments when price just… barely moves? Like the market’s taking a nap?
Well, that’s exactly what HBAR has been doing on the H4 timeframe lately. And here’s the thing — when price moves this slowly, it’s not because the market forgot about it.
No, no. It’s accumulating. Building energy. Like a coiled spring.
And the longer it builds up? The more violent the release.
A Quick Reminder: What’s HBAR?
HBAR is the native token of the Hedera Hashgraph network — one of the fastest and most energy-efficient distributed ledger technologies out there. It’s not a blockchain, and that’s the twist.
Instead, it uses a hashgraph consensus — allowing for lightning-fast, low-fee transactions and serious enterprise adoption potential. Big names like Google, IBM, and LG are part of its governing council. Not bad for a coin most people still overlook.
But if you’ve been here long enough, you know: the real move always comes after the silence.
What I’m Seeing on the Charts
So, let’s break it down:
- Price is crawling – on H4, movement has been minimal. That usually means one thing: liquidity is building up.
- Above us? Full of liquidity – classic retail trendline stops, imbalance, and a juicy-looking supply zone waiting to react.
- Below? Also liquid – the price is leaving small trails of uncollected orders that, if taken, could trigger a bounce at a nice demand zone.
This reminds me of a setup I watched unfold in 2023. It was SHIB back then — same slow crawl, same imbalance sitting above.
Then out of nowhere, price exploded, took out everyone’s stops, and reversed straight from the zone we had marked.
Could HBAR do something similar now? It’s not a crazy thought.
So, What’s the Play?
It could go either way — and that’s the tricky part.
Here are two key possibilities I’m watching:
- Scenario 1: Price keeps crawling upward, taps into that imbalance-filled supply, grabs liquidity, and drops fast.
- Scenario 2: It dips first, hits that clean demand zone, grabs liquidity underneath — and then flies through the top-side levels.
But listen — and I can’t stress this enough — the market doesn’t owe us certainty. These are potential setups, not promises. Sometimes it follows the liquidity roadmap perfectly. Other times? It fakes, manipulates, and rewrites the script.
That’s why it pays to stay flexible. Reactive. Observant.
