Hedera news

HBAR has slid about 40% since the Canary ETF launch, yet the fund failed to generate sustained inflows – it peaked at roughly $30 million in late‑October but now records only $875 k and flat net flows. Technical metrics, such as the Chaikin Money Flow slipping below zero, signal waning institutional interest and possible further outflows, leaving price trapped between $0.131 resistance and $0.113 support. Unless capital flows reverse, a recovery looks unlikely; a decisive move above $0.131 could lift sentiment, but a breakdown below $0.113 would target $0.104 and $0.096 as next supports.

Hedera has attempted a modest recovery in recent sessions, yet HBAR remains capped below a key technical barrier. The altcoin continues to trade under the 23.6% Fibonacci Retracement level, limiting upside momentum.

HBAR traded flat after a 29% monthly drop, with weak retail demand but whales buying about 3.42 billion HBAR in 48 hours (≈$445 million). OBV shows bearish divergence inside a falling wedge, yet large off‑exchange accumulation hints at a forming base. A bullish RSI divergence appeared alongside the whale buildup, echoing past 12‑15% rebounds. To move higher, HBAR must close above $0.159, breaking the wedge’s upper trendline and targeting $0.198/$0.219; a dip below $0.122 would signal a reversal and further seller control.

Hedera (HBAR) gained 1.8% to $0.1372 on Tuesday, marking a clear ascending trend with higher lows at $0.1360 and $0.1370. The price moved within a $0.0067 (4.7%) range, suggesting a consolidation phase and possible institutional accumulation near session highs. The rally comes amid renewed interest in Hedera’s government partnerships, notably Georgia’s Ministry of Justice planning to migrate its national real‑estate registry to the network, following Dubai’s 2025 land‑registry tokenization. Technical analysis points to support at $0.1371, resistance at $0.1374, and a potential breakout toward $0.1430 if volume rises.

HBAR advanced from $0.1425 to $0.1453, supported by a 52.5% volume rise and a 165.32 million token spike at 14:00 UTC, testing resistance near $0.1467. The move occurs as the Vanguard-accessible HBAR ETF broadens institutional exposure, while technical analysis shows an ascending channel and key support at $0.1427. Institutional buying, Georgia’s land‑registry shift, and a V‑shape on the 60‑minute chart suggest bullish bias, with upside to $0.1467 and risk near $0.1427. Market sentiment remains tied to broader crypto trends; if Bitcoin and Ether pull back, HBAR could face pressure. Traders should monitor the $0.1467 resistance cluster and the $0.1427 support line as potential breakout points.

Georgia’s Ministry of Justice signed a memorandum of understanding with public blockchain network Hedera to explore putting the country’s land registry on‑chain and tokenising real‑estate. The MoU is non‑binding, and the next step is to set up joint working groups of experts from the Ministry and the National Agency of Public Registry. Georgia has a history of blockchain trials, from using Bitcoin to record property in 2017 to partnering with Rarilabs and exploring CBDC collaboration with Ripple. The new Hedera deal aims to improve protection of property rights, transparency and reliability of processes.

Hedera (HBAR) fell 10% on Dec. 1, breaking its daily 00:00 UTC candle and dropping to $0.1308, a key support level. The move followed a 241.5 million‑token volume spike, 338% above the 24‑hour average, indicating heavy institutional selling. Technical analysis shows HBAR consolidating between $0.1306 and $0.1325, with intermittent buy volume near the $0.1307 floor. Resistance lies at $0.1350, while downside risk is capped near $0.1306. The failure to sustain gains above $0.1315 suggests limited short‑term momentum.

HBAR rose 2.38% to $0.144 as trading volume surged 59% above the weekly average, a lift sparked by Axelar’s new integration that connects Hedera to more than 60 blockchains. Despite the uptick, the token lagged the broader market, underperforming the CD5 index by 1.64%. Intraday volatility stayed high, with a $0.0146 range and a peak of $0.1555 before sliding into a descending channel. Support sits near $0.1410, resistance around $0.1450 and the 20‑day EMA at $0.155, underscoring a bearish macro trend while traders watch cross‑chain liquidity for a potential challenge to structural resistance.

Hedera (HBAR) fell 18% last week, sliding to $0.130 after breaking its month‑long $0.162 support level. The move mirrors Bitcoin’s slide to $84,408, with a 0.97 correlation that has left HBAR heavily dependent on BTC’s performance. Macro signals point to continued selling pressure; the Chaikin Money Flow sits near an eight‑month low, indicating large capital outflows. If bearish momentum continues, HBAR could fall to $0.120 or $0.110, while a rebound above $0.133 or $0.145 could restore confidence and lift the price toward $0.154 and beyond.

HBAR slipped to $0.1373, breaking below its $0.145 support after failing to hold its consolidation range. The late‑session sell‑off confirmed a shift from neutral to bearish, with price action deteriorating into the close. Liquidity fractured sharply in the final hour, including a brief trading halt from 14:12 to 14:14 when no volume traded. The pause signals possible structural or short‑term liquidity issues that could amplify downside pressure during stress periods. Earlier in the session, a 138% surge in volume at $0.1486 highlighted strong resistance, but the V‑shaped rebound from $0.1382 failed to sustain momentum. Key support now lies at $0.1382, with resistance at $0.1445 and $0.1486.