Key Takeaways
- • HBAR fell 8.8% over the past week to $0.0785, with the decline attributed mainly to a lack of new investment inflows rather than large sell-offs, according to the primary report.
- • The U.S. spot HBAR ETF holds $62.57 million, a decline the source attributes to price drops rather than investor withdrawals.
- • Hedera will upgrade its network data format to a block stream in November, requiring mirror node operators to update software; the upgrade will not directly affect token holders.
- • Trading volume remains low and the token trades far below its all-time high, reflecting subdued demand.
- • Pluang data as of Oct 25, 2026 showed HBAR at Rp1.397, down 0.21% over 24 hours, with sell orders at 61% versus buy orders at 39%.
Summary
Hedera's HBAR token declined 8.8% over the past week to $0.0785, according to the primary report. The source attributes the drop mainly to a lack of new investment inflows rather than heavy selling, pointing to subdued demand and a quiet market with low trading volume.
The U.S. spot exchange-traded fund on HBAR holds $62.57 million in assets. The report states that the decline in the fund's holdings reflects falling token prices rather than investor redemptions.
Hedera plans a network upgrade in November that will move its data format to a block stream. Mirror node operators will need to update their software to remain compatible, although the change will not directly affect HBAR token holders.
Pluang market data as of October 25, 2026 at 13:51 WIB showed HBAR trading at Rp1.397, down 0.21% over 24 hours. Circulating supply stands at 89% of maximum supply, and order flow leaned toward sellers, with 61% sell orders against 39% buy orders. Trading volume over the prior 24 hours was Rp958.04 million, and the typical holding period on Pluang was 57 days.
Separate coverage in the same period reported HBAR falling below $0.08 in early trading, with analyst Adewale Olarinde identifying support between $0.075 and $0.077. A related report noted a 4.74% 24-hour decline toward the lower Bollinger Band, with the RSI at 38.88 and indicators showing mixed momentum. Coverage also noted that the Hedera ETF on NASDAQ recorded net inflows of 69% year to date even as HBAR fell 28% year to date.
The U.S. spot exchange-traded fund on HBAR holds $62.57 million in assets. The report states that the decline in the fund's holdings reflects falling token prices rather than investor redemptions.
Hedera plans a network upgrade in November that will move its data format to a block stream. Mirror node operators will need to update their software to remain compatible, although the change will not directly affect HBAR token holders.
Pluang market data as of October 25, 2026 at 13:51 WIB showed HBAR trading at Rp1.397, down 0.21% over 24 hours. Circulating supply stands at 89% of maximum supply, and order flow leaned toward sellers, with 61% sell orders against 39% buy orders. Trading volume over the prior 24 hours was Rp958.04 million, and the typical holding period on Pluang was 57 days.
Separate coverage in the same period reported HBAR falling below $0.08 in early trading, with analyst Adewale Olarinde identifying support between $0.075 and $0.077. A related report noted a 4.74% 24-hour decline toward the lower Bollinger Band, with the RSI at 38.88 and indicators showing mixed momentum. Coverage also noted that the Hedera ETF on NASDAQ recorded net inflows of 69% year to date even as HBAR fell 28% year to date.
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