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Looking at the daily timeframe, we can see that HBAR recently reacted to a strong demand zone after sweeping liquidity to the left. Now, for

In our last analysis, we pointed out that HBAR was leaving supply above while targeting lower demand zones. The short-term trend was bearish on M15,

In our previous HBAR analysis, we discussed how the price could react to a demand zone before continuing its move higher to grab the liquidity

In our last Hedera (HBAR) analysis, we noted liquidity both above and below the price. Ideally, we were looking for a buying opportunity at the

If you’ve been watching HBAR, you probably noticed the sharp drop after December 3rd. But here’s the thing—it reacted exactly at a key supply zone

In our last HBAR analysis, we discussed how the price was leaving liquidity below and could climb after a solid liquidity sweep—and that’s exactly what

In our last HBAR analysis, we highlighted a key supply zone where the price could react in the future. So far, the bearish structure remains

When analyzing HBAR on the 4-hour timeframe, one thing stands out: a clear bearish market structure. The pattern of lower highs and lower lows suggests

In our previous article, we analyzed HBAR and discussed the concept of liquidity—a fundamental aspect of trading. For those unfamiliar, liquidity represents the zones where

In our previous analysis of Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR), we observed how the price left liquidity zones both above and below its current levels. True to