Congratulations guys! Yesterday our $BARD configuration worked really well. TP2 was hit, and price even came very close to TP3. 🐱
But now $BARD is cooling down, and many friends have asked me to check it again. So I grabbed my belt and went through all the data once more.
First of all, BARD is currently in a very confusing middle zone around $0.165. I don't see a clean entry here. OI is still elevated around $79M, funding is deeply negative, and short accounts are crowded. If another pump happens, short liquidations could push price higher. There is still overhead liquidity around $0.170–$0.1732, with a possible squeeze towards $0.175–$0.180.
But the other side isn't completely healthy either. Futures CVD is around -52.3M and spot CVD around -1.4M on the 1H snapshot. The 4H money flow shows around $2.40M outflow, while 1D shows approximately $13.80M outflow. However, 1H money flow is positive by around $323.9K, so short-term buying is still present.
Honestly, I'm leaning slightly towards SHORT because of weak CVD and negative higher-timeframe money flow. But I'm not fully bearish. Funding is deeply negative, shorts are crowded, overhead liquidity remains, and another squeeze is possible. That's also why I don't like opening a LONG here.
One more thing: the upcoming BARD token unlock is expected around November 18, 2026. Estimates differ on the exact unlock amount, so keep that in mind. A possible pre-unlock pump is another risk I don't want to ignore.
Remember, yesterday's configuration was planned for 4–7 days, but the move happened much faster than expected and already reached TP2. The original holding plan needs to be reassessed.
I'm not opening a fresh SHORT or LONG right now. This is a confusing zone, and I won't force a new configuration just to give a trade. Let's wait for a clearer direction and follow the other configurations for now.
If you're still holding yesterday's position, don't close blindly just because price is cooling. Consider moving your SL higher to protect some profit while leaving room for TP3, which hasn't been hit yet.
But now $BARD is cooling down, and many friends have asked me to check it again. So I grabbed my belt and went through all the data once more.
First of all, BARD is currently in a very confusing middle zone around $0.165. I don't see a clean entry here. OI is still elevated around $79M, funding is deeply negative, and short accounts are crowded. If another pump happens, short liquidations could push price higher. There is still overhead liquidity around $0.170–$0.1732, with a possible squeeze towards $0.175–$0.180.
But the other side isn't completely healthy either. Futures CVD is around -52.3M and spot CVD around -1.4M on the 1H snapshot. The 4H money flow shows around $2.40M outflow, while 1D shows approximately $13.80M outflow. However, 1H money flow is positive by around $323.9K, so short-term buying is still present.
Honestly, I'm leaning slightly towards SHORT because of weak CVD and negative higher-timeframe money flow. But I'm not fully bearish. Funding is deeply negative, shorts are crowded, overhead liquidity remains, and another squeeze is possible. That's also why I don't like opening a LONG here.
One more thing: the upcoming BARD token unlock is expected around November 18, 2026. Estimates differ on the exact unlock amount, so keep that in mind. A possible pre-unlock pump is another risk I don't want to ignore.
Remember, yesterday's configuration was planned for 4–7 days, but the move happened much faster than expected and already reached TP2. The original holding plan needs to be reassessed.
I'm not opening a fresh SHORT or LONG right now. This is a confusing zone, and I won't force a new configuration just to give a trade. Let's wait for a clearer direction and follow the other configurations for now.
If you're still holding yesterday's position, don't close blindly just because price is cooling. Consider moving your SL higher to protect some profit while leaving room for TP3, which hasn't been hit yet.
