A forecasted release of 4.07 billion HBAR tokens worth about $268 million in Q3 2026 has sparked debate about Hedera's token supply management. Past large release projections have often been delayed or scaled down, suggesting either a cautious distribution approach or unreliable forecasts. Investors are advised to note that token releases do not mean immediate market selling. The bigger issue is whether Hedera's transaction fee revenue can sustain network operations without relying heavily on treasury tokens as the total supply nears depletion.
Hedera (HBAR) fell 4.74% over 24 hours to trade near $0.08, approaching the lower Bollinger Band, signaling potential oversold conditions. Technical indicators show mixed momentum: the RSI is above the oversold threshold at 38.88, while the Stochasti...
Hedera (HBAR) is trading near $0.08 after retreating from its September high above $0.13. Holding above $0.08 is crucial for buyers to attempt a recovery, but a sustained break below this level could lead to a further decline toward $0.075–$0.077. To...
Hedera's native token HBAR could drop to 7.2–7.4 cents if it loses support around 8 cents, according to an analyst. Despite several overlapping support levels, weak buying activity and declining trading volume suggest sellers dominate, making a susta...
Hedera's native cryptocurrency HBAR saw a 1% price increase to about $0.085 on October 21, trading within a range of roughly $0.083 to $0.086. This follows a previous 3.17% drop to $0.09 on October 9. HBAR is used to pay network fees and secure the H...
Leading crypto networks including Cardano, Chainlink, Hedera, Stellar, Aptos, and Avalanche have jointly requested the U.S. SEC to codify its digital commodity framework into binding regulation rather than leaving it as explanatory guidance. Their go...
