Hedera’s HBAR token has moved back into the spotlight after a technical breakout and a separate infrastructure-related patent mention fueled new bullish calls. During the analyzed period, HBAR was trading near $0.08202, up 3.53% on the three-day candle, and crypto analyst Captain Faibik argued that the rally could be far from over.
Faibik’s forecast, based on a confirmed falling wedge breakout and successful retest, projects a move of more than 200% from current levels. The chart shows HBAR had spent months below a descending trendline that began near its previous peak around $0.74. After breaking above that trendline, the token pulled back to roughly $0.078, where buyers stepped in and created a long lower wick on the three-day candle. The measured-move target is about $0.27, a gain of 231.38%, with intermediate resistance at $0.11, $0.18, and $0.29.
Beyond the chart setup, attention has also turned to a patent application linked to Taylor Lochrane, a director involved in digital infrastructure initiatives associated with the U.S. Department of Transportation. The application reportedly references Hedera Hashgraph technology in a proposed framework for road-payment systems. While there is no confirmed government rollout, the mention has drawn interest because the U.S. transportation industry contributes roughly $1.9 trillion to GDP. Investors are treating it as a signal that Hedera’s technology is appearing in large-scale infrastructure discussions rather than as a confirmed partnership.
Support is currently holding above the breakout zone near $0.07. A breakdown below that could shift focus to $0.054 and $0.0415. On the upside, the first major test is $0.11; beyond that, the chart points to $0.18 and $0.29, with longer-term resistance near $0.42, $0.56, and the previous cycle peak around $0.74.
