Foreign media reports indicate that Hedera's token HBAR has recently come under renewed pressure, falling below the $0.10 mark amid a general weakening of the crypto market. The report points out that HBAR has retreated to approximately $0.092 in the past 24 hours, with trading volume also declining, suggesting a weakening of short-term buying interest.
After selling pressure increases, pay attention to the $0.07 range.
The article argues that recent high US inflation data, coupled with geopolitical tensions, has led to a decline in market risk appetite, causing Bitcoin to retreat from its previous highs. Against this backdrop, HBAR faces a new round of selling pressure.
The report noted that the increase in the number of tokens transferred from the blockchain to exchanges reflects that some short-term holders are taking profits. If the sell-off continues, HBAR may fall to the $0.075 to $0.070 range, representing a potential drop of about 20% from current levels.
The daily chart structure is weak.
From a technical perspective, the article states that HBAR is testing the 50-day exponential moving average. After recently encountering resistance near $0.11, the price highs have continued to decline, indicating a weak short-term structure.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently near 50, but its trend is beginning to weaken. The report suggests that if the bullish divergence signal fails to trigger a rapid rebound, insufficient buying power could push prices further down and retest the aforementioned support area.
If it holds above $0.09, there is still room for a rebound.
However, the article does not define the current trend as a complete shift to a downward trend. Its assessment is that the overall structure is more like a period of consolidation rather than a series of breakdowns after a breach of support.
The report suggests that if HBAR can maintain its position above $0.090, it may retest $0.12, with a further target of $0.15. A resumption of Bitcoin's upward trend could also trigger a rebound in HBAR.
Furthermore, the article mentions that demand from crypto funds is providing some support for HBAR prices. Canary's spot Hedera ETF, launched in October 2025, has only experienced one trading day of net outflows, with recent net inflows increasing.
