HBAR Drops 2.1% to $0.183 as Rising Volume Confirms Technical Breakdown

HBAR Slips 2.1% as Volume Spike Confirms Institutional Selling Near Key Resistance

12/11/2025 — Hedera’s HBAR retreated 2.1% to $0.1837 on Tuesday as selling pressure intensified near the $0.1940 resistance level, erasing early-session gains.

The token briefly climbed 1.09% to $0.1842, supported by volume slightly above its weekly average, before sellers dominated in the latter part of the trading day.

A reversal pattern took shape after HBAR failed to hold above $0.1885, triggering a breakdown through the short-term consolidation range between $0.1840–$0.1870.

Trading volume surged to 142.7 million tokens, nearly 95% above the 24-hour average of 73.2 million — a signal analysts interpret as institutional distribution rather than retail-driven profit-taking.


Technical Breakdown Confirms Bearish Momentum

Support and Resistance:
HBAR currently holds critical short-term support at $0.1831, a level tested multiple times intraday. The previous support at $0.1842 now acts as near-term resistance, with stronger resistance seen at the $0.1940 rejection zone.

Volume Dynamics:
The sharp increase in sell-side volume during the $0.1885 rejection confirmed institutional activity, highlighting a potential distribution phase.

Chart Structure:
A series of lower highs from the $0.1967 peak remains intact, reinforcing a bearish technical outlook. The decisive break below the $0.1840–$0.1870 consolidation range underscores renewed downside momentum.

Outlook:
If $0.1831 support gives way, the next downside target lies near $0.1820. Conversely, recovery prospects hinge on HBAR reclaiming $0.1842 and sustaining a move above $0.1870, which would neutralize immediate bearish pressure.

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