HBAR Slides to $0.183 After 2.1% Drop, Volume Surge Hints at Weak Momentum

HBAR Falls 2.1% as Selling Pressure Builds Near Key Resistance

November 12, 2025 — Hedera’s HBAR slipped 2.1% to $0.1837 on Tuesday after failing to hold above a key resistance zone, as institutional selling emerged at higher price levels.

The token initially climbed to $0.1842, up just over 1% early in the session, but momentum faded as sellers stepped in near $0.1885, leading to a reversal that pushed prices below short-term consolidation support at $0.1840–$0.1870.

Trading volume surged to 142.7 million tokens, almost double the 24-hour average, confirming heavier-than-usual sell-side activity consistent with institutional distribution rather than retail profit-taking.

Technical Picture Points to Continued Weakness

HBAR’s breakdown has shifted market focus to nearby technical levels. Immediate support sits at $0.1831, with a sustained breach exposing downside potential toward $0.1820. On the upside, $0.1842 now acts as first resistance, followed by the major ceiling at $0.1940 where rejection occurred earlier in the week.

A pattern of lower highs from the $0.1967 peak remains intact, reinforcing a short-term bearish bias. Volume and price structure both indicate a transition from accumulation to distribution, with momentum favoring sellers as long as price stays below $0.1870.

Recovery attempts would need to reclaim and hold above $0.1870 to neutralize near-term downside risks and signal renewed buying strength.

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