HBAR Technical Outlook: Bearish Wave Structure Suggests Short-Term Pressure

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Hedera (HBAR) is moving in an upward direction as the general trend in the crypto market is turning from bearish to bullish. According to CoinMarketCap, the HBAR price has surged by 1.03% over the last 24 hours but remains stable over the last week.

At the time of writing, the token is trading at $0.09127 with a trading volume of $58.8 million, which has declined by 18.69% over the last 24 hours. However, its market capitalization stands at $3.95 billion, which is up by 1.03%.

HBAR price analysis

Source: CoinMarketCap

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HBAR C-Wave Selloff May Trigger Key Support Test

Furthermore, the data from More Crypto Online revealed that HBAR is still showing an incomplete corrective structure. Wave (2) or (B) has not been confirmed as finished, suggesting the broader downtrend may not yet be over. 

Technical interpretation points to continued uncertainty, with price action still vulnerable to additional downside pressure in the short term.

HBAR price analysis

Source: More Crypto Online’s X Post

In case the ongoing wave count holds up, HBAR could have its final c-wave down prior to any serious reversal. This could take prices back to around $0.078. 

The completion of this wave will mark the end of the correction and may set up HBAR for a stronger upward move when selling subsides.

Hedera’s Next-Gen Infrastructure Shift in 2026

Apart from the price movement, in 2026, the infrastructure of Hedera Hashgraph is undergoing a change by means of the Threshold Signature Schemes (TSS), block streams, and block nodes. 

The TSS increases the level of security by necessitating a joint signing process for transactions by a number of validators, thereby minimizing the chance of a single point of failure.

On the other hand, block streams and block nodes have the potential to transform the way data is handled and stored. 

Block Streams make it possible for transactions on the network to be seen in real time, while block nodes help to distribute the tasks of storing and validating ledgers among a greater number of users.

This article contains market analysis and price predictions. These are not guarantees. Crypto markets are volatile. Always DYOR. Not financial advice.

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Usman Zafar

Usman Zafar

Usman Zafar is a News Desk writer at Tronweekly with over five years of experience in cryptocurrency and blockchain journalism. He covers Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, crypto laws and regulation, market activity, Layer 2 scaling solutions, and blockchain-based innovations, focusing on fast-moving developments and official industry updates. Usman previously wrote for BTCread and follows strict verification and editing practices to ensure accurate, timely, and responsible crypto news for a global audience.

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