$HBAR With HBAR, we are not seeing a simple random rebound at the moment, but rather a structure that is rebuilding itself in a rather orderly fashion after the previous sell-off. The impulsive movement from the low left behind an untouched price zone ….classic inefficiency …which statistically the market often tends to retest before deciding whether to continue or not. The rejection seen on the descending trendline and near resistance makes sense: it is an area where it is normal for someone to take profits and for the price to slow down. Precisely for this reason, rather than chasing the upward movement, it makes much more sense to let the market do its job and eventually return to fill that empty area in the middle. If we see a controlled return to inefficiency in H12 without violent accelerations and without losing the structure of rising lows that would be exactly the kind of context I am interested in: no force, no FOMO, but a 'clean' pullback within a structure that remains constructive. This is the classic scenario where the market offers you a 'calm' trade, not a trade to chase.