Hedera's cryptocurrency HBAR must increase by 209.6% to reach $0.25, a price last held in mid-2025. Despite a 168% surge in network transactions and growing total value locked, HBAR's price has declined to around $0.081, far below its all-time high of $0.57. Achieving $0.25 would require an $11 billion market cap, transparency on fee revenues from partners like IBM, and a broader crypto market rally led by Bitcoin. Without these factors, especially closing above $0.10 by November, HBAR's price may fall further.
The story on Hedera (HBAR) price targets provides context for readers following US stock market trends on Pluang. As of Oct 23, 2026 01:21 WIB, out of 150 US stocks priced on Pluang, 66 advanced while 84 declined. Notable movers include Marvell Technology Inc (MRVL) at USD 221.65 with a 9.44% drop, Lucid Group Inc (LCID) rising 7.79% to USD 3.46, and BlackBerry Limited (BB) falling 7.65% to USD 8.69, with respective Pluang order activities showing predominantly selling for MRVL and BB, and full buying for LCID.
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