- HBAR is approaching a clean H4 demand zone with weakening bearish momentum
- Liquidity remains untouched above — a potential target for a bullish move
- Patience is key: no setup confirmation yet, just strong probabilities
In our last HBAR price prediction update, we talked about one thing: that clean demand zone below.
I mentioned how the price could dip into it and then potentially bounce back with some firepower.
Well, here we are.
Not much has changed — but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Sometimes, the best setups are the ones that take their sweet time to marinate.
Zooming In: What HBAR Is Telling Us Now
HBAR has slowed down as it approaches our marked demand zone. The bearish momentum? Clearly fading. You can almost feel the price pausing… hesitating. It’s like the market is waiting for someone to make the first move.
But here’s the spicy part — there’s still a bunch of liquidity sitting above the current price. Yep, untouched. Clean. If that liquidity remains intact and HBAR dips into the demand zone, I’d love to see a sharp bullish reaction from there.
Now, don’t get me wrong — this isn’t a sure thing.
We still have some downside liquidity to deal with. Price could totally fake us out, scoop that lower liquidity, and then decide to play ball. Or… it could just melt through the demand altogether.
And hey, I’ve been there before — chart marked, setup clean, but the market decides it’s in a funky mood. This reminds me of a time I was tracking a similar setup on ETH: price dipped into demand, looked ready to launch… and then boom, straight through it. It happens.
That’s why I’m always saying this: we don’t predict the future — we react to it.
HBAR Price Prediction: What’s Next?
So where does that leave us?
If HBAR taps the demand zone while keeping that juicy liquidity above intact — it’s worth watching closely. I’m personally waiting for a lower timeframe change of structure near demand before doing anything. Until then, it’s hands-off.
That’s the game — patience, reaction, and discipline. I always tell myself: just because the setup looks good doesn’t mean it’s time to dive in. Price needs to show me it’s ready.
Let’s see how HBAR plays this one out.
