Canary Capital's HBAR ETF filings show the fund holds over 570 million HBAR tokens valued at about $98 million, but only around $22 million of that came from direct open-market purchases. Most tokens were acquired through in-kind contributions, meaning participants provided tokens rather than the fund buying them outright. This distinction is important for investors assessing whether ETF demand is driving immediate buying pressure in the HBAR market. Despite HBAR's price decline, the fund's holdings increased, with no shares redeemed in the first quarter, suggesting sustained investor interest. The filings also coincide with Hedera's growing institutional partnerships, potentially supporting long-term confidence in the token.
A recent FATF report on DeFi mentions Hedera (HBAR) alongside Ethereum and Solana as examples of distributed ledger technology used at the settlement layer. This inclusion highlights Hedera's role in the technical architecture of decentralized financ...
Hedera's HBAR token broke below the $0.07 support level, signaling bearish technical conditions with the next critical support at $0.065. Despite this, institutional investors showed conviction by driving over $3 million in ETF inflows in July, helpi...
Hedera (HBAR) increased the fee for its Consensus Service message submissions from $0.0001 to $0.0008 in its version 0.69 update. Although this is a 700% increase on paper, the absolute cost remains very low, with a million messages now costing about...
Hedera's HBAR is approaching a critical $0.0726 neckline, indicating a possible inverse head-and-shoulders bullish pattern. Momentum indicators like the RSI and stochastic RSI are improving, suggesting room for upward movement. This level has been a ...
Analyst Levi Rietveld predicts the U.S. Clarity Act will not pass the Senate before summer recess or possibly all of 2026, creating regulatory uncertainty for crypto tokens XRP, XLM, and HBAR. He cites Senate opposition, geopolitical tensions near th...
