Hedera (HBAR) Price Eyes New Lows Despite Major Whale Buying Actions
HBAR price is sliding toward new lows, with whale accumulation failing to offset technical bearish signals.
Hedera (HBAR) has been under pressure through late August, extending its losing streak into September. On a monthly view, the HBAR price has dropped by 8.8%, continuing a downtrend that has persisted since mid-August. This correction comes after a massive rally earlier in the year, when HBAR climbed more than 350% — momentum that now feels like a distant memory.
Despite the weakness, some large holders have begun quietly adding to their positions, signaling that not all players are bearish. However, technical indicators suggest caution.
Whales Accumulate Over $11 Million In HBAR
On-chain data shows that whales have been steadily accumulating Hedera, even as the token’s price trends lower. Over the past week, two key cohorts — wallets holding at least 1 million and 10 million HBAR — have added notably to their balances.
The 1 million HBAR cohort increased from 84.33 to 86.30 accounts, indicating an addition of at least 1.97 million tokens, valued at approximately $445,000 at the current price of $0.226. The 10 million HBAR cohort increased from 108.62 to 113.45 accounts, translating into at least 48.3 million tokens, worth approximately $10.92 million.
HBAR Whales Keep Buying Dips:
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In total, whales have acquired more than 50 million HBAR, valued at nearly $11.36 million, over the past week. This steady buying suggests that large investors remain committed despite the Hedera price’s month-long downtrend.
But whale accumulation does not always translate to immediate price gains. Retail traders, who often dominate short-term flows, may still be selling. That is where technical signals, such as the RSI divergence, provide important context.
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Hidden Bearish Divergence Clouds Outlook
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum indicator that measures whether an asset is overbought or oversold. Divergences between price action and RSI often provide early warning signals.
HBAR Price And RSI Divergence:
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On the 4-hour chart, HBAR has formed a hidden bearish divergence: while price has made lower highs, RSI has printed higher highs. This pattern typically suggests that selling pressure remains in control, even if momentum indicators look stronger on the surface.
In practice, it means that despite whales adding millions of tokens, the underlying trend remains tilted toward weakness, possibly due to retail-centric selling pressure.
This divergence reinforces the risk that the HBAR price could continue sliding, particularly if retail selling outweighs whale accumulation. It shows that while whales may be clinging to optimism after HBAR’s massive rally earlier this year, momentum in the near term remains fragile.
Hedera (HBAR) Price Levels Highlights Risk
The daily HBAR price chart highlights the critical levels that will define HBAR’s path in the coming days. The immediate support to watch is at $0.219. A decisive daily close below this level would expose the price to deeper losses and confirm the continuation of the month-long downtrend.
HBAR Price Analysis:
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On the upside, reclaiming $0.240 would help neutralize the bearish bias, while a sustained move above $0.260 would mark a full trend reversal. Until those levels are broken, the broader structure remains vulnerable.
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