A suspected exploit on the Hedera network has resulted in the transfer of over $5.8 million in assets to Ethereum, according to blockchain security researchers Specter and PeckShield. The attacker used LayerZero to bridge funds and swapped Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) for Ether (ETH). The incident caused HBAR's price to fall more than 2%, trading near $0.069. The investigation is ongoing, with no official loss estimate or culprit identified yet, while security firms continue monitoring the situation and awaiting Hedera's response.
HBAR surged 27.32% on September 28 due to IBM Cloud-related news but reversed 16.09% the next day, testing key support at $0.1024. Short-term momentum indicators like RSI and MACD remain bullish, but the longer-term trend is bearish with a death cros...
HBAR surged 27.32% to $0.1310 on September 28 but quickly fell 16.09% the next day, highlighting volatility and testing the durability of its rally. As of October 1, HBAR traded at $0.1064, holding above key support around $0.1010-$0.1007 but below r...
Uphold introduced Vault Inheritance, a $19.99/month service allowing crypto holders to designate beneficiaries for XRP, bitcoin (BTC), and Hedera (HBAR) assets after death. This service solves the problem of inaccessible crypto holdings—estimated at ...
Hedera (HBAR) dropped 10% recently but may rebound up to 31% if it holds the critical support zone between $0.101 and $0.102. Technical indicators like the Money Flow Index and Bull Bear Power suggest bullish momentum remains, supported by significan...
Hedera's cryptocurrency HBAR jumped nearly 30% early this week, reaching its highest level since January, driven by the launch of IDTrust, an AI agent identity solution on IBM Cloud. The token peaked around $0.13 before retreating to about $0.11, wit...
