+8.82% for Hedera — ETF inflows and new blockchain partnerships drive rally

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Hedera rises 8.82% today to $0.142

Highlights

Canary Capital launched the first U.S.-listed spot HBAR ETF (Nasdaq: HBR), attracting over $65 million in inflows and expanding traditional investor access to HBAR.
Hedera was added to the Coinbase COIN50 Index in the fourth quarter of 2025, enhancing its visibility among leading digital assets for institutional investors.
Hedera partnered with Georgia’s Ministry of Justice to explore blockchain-based public registry management and real estate tokenization solutions.

New ETF and index inclusion drive institutional inflows and visibility

Canary Capital’s launch of the first U.S.-listed spot HBAR ETF (Nasdaq: HBR) led to over $65 million in inflows, giving traditional investors seamless access to HBAR. Hedera was also added to the Coinbase COIN50 Index during the fourth quarter of 2025, boosting its visibility among leading digital assets. Additionally, a new partnership with Georgia’s Ministry of Justice explores blockchain-based public registry management and real estate tokenization.

Persistent downtrend as technicals signal both oversold and bearish momentum

HBAR remains under pressure, trading below all major moving averages, with the Kijun line from the Ichimoku at $0.1606 reinforcing short-term resistance. Momentum indicators show strong bearish sentiment — daily and weekly MACD point lower, and the ADX under 25 indicates weak, choppy trends; RSI sits at 36 on both daily and weekly charts, while CCI is oversold and Stoch RSI is neutral on the daily. The Bull/Bear Power (BBP) is slightly negative, underlining persistent seller influence, and the Awesome Oscillator is neutral. Divergences between oversold oscillators and bearish momentum hint at a brief pause, but the established downtrend remains intact.

Sideways trading favored as breakout risk hinges on resistance breach

Over the next five trading days, typical volatility may keep HBAR within the $0.130 to $0.150 band. The chance of a lasting upward move is low — less than 20%. Consolidation inside this corridor is the baseline scenario, while a convincing push above $0.1606 (Kijun) could trigger a breakout higher. Renewed seller momentum below $0.130 risks deeper declines and possible downside retests.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees HBAR locked in a controlled downtrend. He highlights persistent bearish momentum despite ETF inflows and new partnerships boosting visibility. Resistance levels and weak technical signals point to ongoing consolidation, with limited prospects for a breakout. "Until HBAR reclaims $0.1606, my outlook stays defensive — upside moves look unsustainable for now."

Previously it was reported that HBAR remained under seller dominance as it traded notably below key moving averages, with momentum indicators like MACD and ADX signaling further downside. Resistance was identified near the Ichimoku Kijun and volatility elevated amid persistent pressure, while support was limited and daily RSI hovered in neutral to oversold territory.

Source of Data: HBAR Price Analysis by TU

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