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HYPE is trading sideways, stuck below the EMA20 (30.04$) at the 29.26$ level. Critical support at 28.57$ is testing buyers, while 29.47$ and 31.03$ resistances must be broken for upward movement. Current Price Position and Critical Levels HYPE’s current price at 29.26$ shows a 2.50% decline in the last 24 hours, moving within a narrow sideways channel between 29.23$-30.18$. Although the overall trend is sideways, short-term bearish signals dominate: Price is positioned below EMA20 (30.04$) and the Supertrend indicator is giving a bearish signal, pointing to resistance at 36.51$. RSI at 48.17 is in the neutral zone, no oversold conditions but momentum is weak. Multiple timeframes (MTF) have identified 11 strong levels: 2 supports/3 resistances on 1D, 2 supports/1 resistance on 3D, and 4 supports/2 resistances confluence on 1W. These levels are reinforced by order blocks, liquidity pools, and past rejection points. Volume at 194.21M$ is at medium levels; volume increase should be expected for breakouts. Support Levels: Buyer Zones Primary Support The strongest support level is 28.5669$ (score: 79/100), coinciding with an order block on 1D and 3D timeframes. This area represents a demand zone tested three times in recent weeks; volume increases were observed on each test, and price rebounded 5-8% from here. It also has confluence with Fibonacci 0.618 retracement on the 1W timeframe, indicating institutional buyers accumulating liquidity. As price approaches here, long wick candles and volume spikes should be expected – quick recovery is possible on rejection. Secondary Support and Invalidation Levels Secondary support at 25.0104$ (score: 61/100) aligns with a supply/demand transition at the 1W swing low. This level formed the base before a breakout following a major accumulation phase in November 2025; historical data shows it held four times, with high node activity in the volume profile. Invalidation level is a close below…

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