Hedera (HBAR) is showing renewed bullish momentum as institutional investors increase their exposure through ETF inflows, and buyers reclaim control after a period of price recovery.
HBAR gains as Canary ETF inflows rise, targets $0.12 resistance
Institutional inflows support HBAR
At the time of writing, HBAR trades at $0.07393, with a 24-hour trading volume of $36.74 million and a total market capitalization of $3.24 billion. These figures reflect investor interest returning to the network and support a recently stabilizing price structure that analysts believe could lead to a bullish reversal.
Crypto analyst Hov stated that HBAR has rebounded from its recent lows, with its short-term chart structure now favoring buyers. The latest price movement appears impulsive, suggesting that further gains may be possible if key support continues to hold. However, any breach below recent lows would undermine this outlook.
HBAR’s recent bounce and impulsive movement reinforce the possibility of a bullish reversal, as long as the token maintains its position above the new support area.
Expectations for further consolidation among buyers focus on resistance near $0.12. The evolving wave pattern is seen as a key metric for determining HBAR’s next directional move.
Canary Capital’s ETF adds fresh capital
Data from BSCN showed that the Canary Capital spot HBAR ETF has seen a renewed surge in interest. On Monday, the ETF attracted $399,000 in new investment, continuing a pattern of steady institutional inflows with only one day of net outflows so far.
Canary Capital operates investment products focused on blockchain assets, and its spot Hedera ETF allows institutional investors to gain exposure to HBAR directly through traditional financial markets.
The ETF currently holds about 1.7% of the total HBAR supply. Analysts suggest ongoing accumulation could reduce the available market supply over time, potentially supporting higher price levels if positive sentiment persists.
Mini dictionary: ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund), a regulated investment fund traded on traditional stock exchanges, allowing investors to buy and sell shares representing a basket or single asset, such as cryptocurrencies.
| Current HBAR price | $0.07393 |
| 24-hour volume | $36.74 million |
| Market capitalization | $3.24 billion |
| Canary ETF inflow (Monday) | $399,000 |
| ETF share of HBAR supply | 1.7% |
| Major resistance level | $0.12 |
Despite the recent bullish signals and stronger network growth, HBAR’s price continues to move in a neutral range. Market participants remain cautious amid broader uncertainty in the crypto market, especially as Bitcoin trends downward. Analysts believe that the ability of buyers to maintain critical support levels will determine the next moves for the token.
Institutional interest in HBAR is growing, and continued ETF inflows could help the token target resistance levels such as $0.12 in the weeks ahead.
Analysts note that the ongoing flow of institutional funds into HBAR may boost its upward momentum. If accumulation persists and market sentiment improves, HBAR could challenge important resistance levels in the near term.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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