Public dashboards report $64.5 million in tokenized real estate on Hedera, but RedSwan CRE, a Houston-based platform, claims over $5 billion in tokenized assets on the network. RedSwan plans to grow this to $25 billion in the next three years, focusing on commercial real estate tokenization for verified investors through regulated security token offerings. Meanwhile, Hedera is engaging more with U.S. regulators to clarify digital asset rules, while its HBAR token trades sideways amid low volume and market uncertainty. This highlights a significant gap between public data and private tokenization activity on Hedera's network.
An analyst suggests Hedera's HBAR token could rise to $6.76, about 89 times its current price, by achieving Ethereum's market capitalization. This projection is based on Hedera's strong institutional ties, including connections with major asset manag...
Hedera Hashgraph's native cryptocurrency HBAR has attracted $107.48 million in ETF inflows, mainly driven by Canary Capital's NASDAQ-traded HBR ETF. Currently trading around $0.08, HBAR shows oversold signs and technical analysis suggests a possible ...
Hedera (HBAR) is experiencing renewed demand through Canary's spot Hedera ETF, which saw $864K in net inflows on August 15, supporting a steady buying trend. The ETF holds about 1.7% of HBAR's circulating supply, helping the token maintain gains near...
Hedera (HBAR) has risen about 21.7% from its recent low, trading at roughly $0.0786, but remains 14.5% below its 200-day moving average of $0.0920, indicating the overall downtrend is not yet broken. The short-term momentum is positive, but the relat...
