HBAR Tumbles 10% to Crucial Support on Heavy Volume
Hedera’s 10% drop on Dec. 1 has pushed HBAR back to a key support zone, where consolidation, fading volume, and institutional selling pressure are shaping the next move.
By CD Analytics, Oliver Knight
Updated Dec 1, 2025, 5:11 p.m. Published Dec 1, 2025, 5:11 p.m.

- HBAR dropped from $0.1459 to $0.1308, breaking key trendline support on heavy volume.
- Trading activity jumped 25% above weekly averages, signaling institutional engagement.
- Price found support near $0.1307 as technical consolidation patterns formed.
Hedera (HBAR) plunged 10% on Dec. 1, riding a broader market downturn as it now rests at a key level of support at $0.1308.
The breakdown occurred during the daily candle open at 00:00 UTC, also timed alongside the opening trade of bitcoin futures on the CME.
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HBAR has now confirmed a downtrend on multiple timeframes after a massive volume spike to 241.5 million tokens, 338% above the 24 hour average.
This confirms institutional selling and establishes current support at $0.1307. HBAR underperforms the broader crypto market by 1.35%, indicating rotation toward digital assets with stronger fundamentals.
Recent 60-minute data shows HBAR trading between $0.1306-$0.1325, consolidating around $0.1307 on lighter volume. This stabilization suggests potential accumulation near previous support, though broader technicals remain challenged by the failed breakout and market underperformance.
HBAR holds above the $0.1307 floor established during the breakdown, with intermittent volume spikes above 3 million tokens indicating selective buying interest.
However, inability to sustain gains above $0.1315 despite elevated activity questions near-term momentum, especially if institutional flows favor alternatives with stronger setups.
Support/Resistance: Primary support sits at $0.1307 following breakdown; resistance cluster between $0.1350-$0.1315 needs reclaim for bullish continuation.
Volume Analysis: 241.5 million spike confirms institutional selling; current reduced activity suggests consolidation with selective accumulation near support.
Chart Patterns: Descending trendline breakdown complete; trading range formation between $0.1306-$0.1325 indicates potential base-building.
Targets & Risk/Reward: Upside capped at $0.1350 resistance without catalysts; downside risk contained near $0.1306 support with institutional interest present.
Disclaimer: Parts of this article were generated with the assistance from AI tools and reviewed by our editorial team to ensure accuracy and adherence to our standards. For more information, see CoinDesk’s full AI Policy.
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