Hashflow (HFT) Explodes 175% in 7 Days – Here’s Where It Goes Next

Hashflow’s HFT token just ripped past every resistance level like they were wet paper—now traders are scrambling for the next play.

The breakout no one saw coming

A 175% weekly surge isn’t just a pump—it’s a full-scale market reevaluation. Whether it’s DEX aggregation hype or just another liquidity mining sugar rush, HFT’s chart is screaming ‘FOMO.’

Key levels to watch

The $3.20 zone flipped from resistance to support mid-week. If that holds, the path to $5 opens up. Lose it? Brace for a 30% haircut as weak hands panic-sell—because nothing brings out traders’ inner herd mentality like a 24-hour red candle.

The cynical take

Another altcoin, another ‘narrative.’ At least this one waited until after the Fed meeting to moon—unlike those meme coins that move purely on Elon Musk’s Ambien tweets.

Is the Hashflow rally overextended?

Source: HFT/USDT on TradingView

Hashflow has breached the most recent lower high. Marked in cyan, the breach represented a bullish market structure break.

HFT didn’t just break out—it bulldozed past key resistance.

The chart shows a bullish market structure break (MSB) as price shot through the most recent lower high, followed by a decisive MOVE past the May high of $0.094, just below the psychologically significant $0.10 level.

Therefore, in the event of a retracement, HFT WOULD likely see a bullish reaction from the $0.1 region, which was now a demand zone.

The strong gains made earlier this week saw a fair value gap (white box) left behind at the $0.075-$0.11 region. This area was also likely to yield a bullish Hashflow reaction.

Trend strength persists

The RSI was at 86, DEEP into the overbought territory, but this does not guarantee a pullback.

Examining the lower timeframe charts, AMBCrypto found that the $0.12 level was a short-term support. On top of that, the OBV has surged past two-year highs, confirming that this rally wasn’t a fluke—it was demand-driven.

Highlighted in yellow were the swing moves that HFT has made in 2025. They were predominantly bearish, with a consolidation phase ongoing since April.

This consolidation was decisively broken by the recent rally. Yet, the sharp upside also brings in short-term profit-takers.

So, while momentum is intact, buyers might want to wait for a clean retest of demand zones before jumping in again.

Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion