Hedera’s native token (HBAR) staged a recovery from its recent low of $0.0781, briefly trading above $0.082 before losing momentum, according to multiple data sources. The token had been in a broad decline from above $0.095 at the start of June, stabilizing around $0.078 before buyers stepped in.
Analyst DaVinciGraph noted the strong 24-hour gain, with CoinGecko data showing HBAR near $0.0815 — up about 3.9% during the measured period. TradingView’s 30-minute chart revealed a series of higher lows as the price climbed through $0.080, pushing toward $0.082. Volume increased around the recovery from the June 6 low, indicating renewed demand.
Capital flow turned positive: the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator reached 0.16, signaling that buying pressure exceeded selling pressure. BraveNewCoin data placed HBAR at $0.0814, up 2.96% in 24 hours, with daily volume near $67.33 million. The token’s market capitalization stood at approximately $3.52 billion, with 43.37 billion HBAR in circulation — still 85.8% below its all-time high of $0.57.
However, the rebound showed signs of weakening. The MACD line (0.00014) fell below its signal line (0.00027), and the histogram turned negative (-0.00013), pointing to fading short-term bullish momentum. Resistance now sits in the $0.082–$0.0825 zone; buyers failed to sustain a breakout above this level. A successful push beyond $0.0825 could retarget $0.085, while failure to hold $0.080 may lead to a retest of the $0.0781 low.
