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HBAR fell 15% over the past week to $0.2077, marking a two‑month low. Futures open interest has dropped 26% to $350 million, and the long/short ratio sits at 0.86, signalling a surge of bearish bets and thinning liquidity. Spot trading is below the 20‑day EMA at $0.2281, turning the EMA into resistance and exposing the token to a potential slide toward $0.1788. A new demand surge could, however, lift HBAR above $0.2212.

Hedera’s native token HBAR has slipped nearly 10% in the past week, amid a broader market decline. Technical analysis shows a bearish MACD with a falling line and expanding red histogram, and futures open interest has dropped 20% to $362.49 million, indicating reduced trader participation. If selling pressure persists, HBAR could test the $0.2155 support and fall to its two-month low of $0.1944, though renewed demand might push it toward $0.2667.

Hedera’s native token, HBAR, fell more than 10% to $0.222, its lowest price in two months, mirroring a broader crypto sell‑off as Bitcoin slid below $112,000 and the two assets move in tandem (correlation 0.94). The downside pressure is partially cushioned by a recent surge in Chaikin Money Flow inflows, indicating renewed buying interest; HBAR is currently trading near $0.219 support and may consolidate between $0.230 and $0.213 as volatility persists. If inflows strengthen, HBAR could break out past the $0.230 level and target $0.242, ending the downtrend; otherwise the altcoin is likely to remain bearish and trade sideways in the near term.

Hedera Hashgraph’s native token HBAR fell roughly 7 % over the last week as investor optimism erodes and overall altcoin demand weakens. On‑chain data show a sharp liquidity exodus, with DefiLlama reporting a 53 % plunge in the network’s stablecoin market cap to about $70 million, signalling diminished on‑chain activity. Lower stablecoin volumes translate into weaker transaction volumes across the Hedera ecosystem, heightening the risk of further downside pressure on HBAR’s price. Community sentiment remains negative, with a weighted sentiment score of –1.08, indicating that bearish commentary outweighs bullish chatter. HBAR sits near its $0.212 support level; if bears succeed it could slide toward $0.192, though a resurgence of demand might lift it toward $0.232.

Hedera (HBAR) is attempting a rebound after weeks of flat action, riding a broader crypto rally, but its momentum is closely tied to Bitcoin with a 0.95 correlation. Bitcoin has climbed above $117,000, and if the uptrend continues, HBAR could benefit as investors view the altcoin through BTC’s performance lens. Technical indicators also point to growth, with the Chaikin Money Flow for HBAR entering positive territory, suggesting fresh capital inflows. HBAR is trading at $0.244, near a key resistance level of $0.248, and breaking that could lift the price toward an $0.266 target and solidify a new support zone. However, should the BTC rally falter or investor interest wane, HBAR risks dropping below the $0.241 support, possibly falling to $0.230 or $0.219. The cryptocurrency’s short‑term trajectory will hinge largely on Bitcoin’s continued strength and sustained capital flow.

HBAR is trading around $0.24, registering a 2 % gain in the last 24 hours and a 66 % rise over three months, but its recent flatness may be ending. The Chaikin Money Flow indicator flipped from negative to a positive 0.16 between September 11 and 17, signalling increased buying from large wallets and a potential long‑term breakout. Conversely, the Smart Money Index has climbed to near 1.00 yet remains just shy of the 1.004 threshold that would confirm stronger short‑term buying, indicating cautious participation. A 4‑hour chart shows a bullish “golden” crossover, where the 100‑period EMA is bumping above the 200‑period EMA, a pattern often linked to a trend shift to the upside. On the daily chart, HBAR has broken out of the handle of a cup‑and‑handle formation, with the neckline at $0.25; a close above this level would target around $0.31, while a decline below $0.21 would invalidate the bullish case. Overall, whale inflows, cautious short‑term traders, and the emerging golden crossover suggest the rally’s setup remains intact, though its ultimate direction hinges on how the neckline holds.

Hedera Hashgraph’s native token HBAR fell roughly 5 % from its recent 20‑day high of $0.2548, trading at about $0.2357 as of press time after traders began scaling back positions. On‑chain and technical data show a weakening Money Flow Index, indicating reduced capital inflows and a slowdown in accumulation. Derivatives data further highlight bearish sentiment, with a long/short ratio of 0.86 putting most traders on the downside. The confluence of dry money flows and rising short interest suggests the token could slide toward about $0.2123 in the coming sessions if buying support does not materialize. Conversely, should accumulation pick up again, a potential rebound to $0.2762 remains within reach, but the current trend points to a near‑term downside risk for HBAR.

Hedera (HBAR) remains in a sharp downtrend that started almost two months ago, with recent attempts to reverse the slide proving unsuccessful. Nevertheless, inflows have climbed to a two‑month high, and the Chaikin Money Flow indicator shows a strong uptick that signals growing investor enthusiasm. The Relative Strength Index staying above 50 underscores that bullish momentum still exists, giving credence to a potential rebound. At the moment, HBAR trades at $0.237, facing resistance near $0.241 and support around $0.230. A bounce off the 0.230 level could lead to a retest of 0.241 or even 0.248, which would mark the end of the downtrend, while a break below 0.230 could drag the price toward $0.219 and prolong bearish pressure.

The HBAR chart is forming a cup‑and‑handle shape that, if confirmed, could signal a 30 % rally to roughly $0.305–$0.314, with the handle roughly at $0.243. A drop below $0.232 would break the cup’s depth, invalidating the pattern; holding above this critical level is therefore essential for the bullish case. Existing dip buyers are active, as shown by a rising Money Flow Index since September 6, while overall net‑outflows have shrunk by more than half to $7.5 million. Bulls still dominate the bull‑bear power indicator, although their grip has weakened, reflecting recent profit‑taking on a 10 % weekly gain. RSI has produced bullish divergence with higher lows amid lower price lows, suggesting a possible reversal of the month‑on‑month decline. In short, the structure looks bullish, but a dip below $0.232 could erase the setup; a breakout above $0.250 would confirm the move higher.

Hedera’s native token HBAR rose almost 15 % over the past week, marking one of its strongest performances since July, but on‑chain sentiment data suggests the rally may stall. The long/short ratio has fallen to a 30‑day low of 0.76, indicating more traders are taking short positions than longs. Weighted sentiment from social media also turned negative at –0.62, underscoring growing bearish perception. Technical analysis identifies $0.2123 as a critical support level, below which the price could slide further toward $0.1702, while a surge in demand might lift it to $0.2762. Overall, the combination of declining sentiment and fragile support flags a potential pullback as short sellers gather momentum.