Hedera reclaims key resistance, eyes trend reversal: Can HBAR hold above $0.10?

Together, the breakout, the support flip, and the higher highs-higher lows formation signaled a transition from distribution into early bullish trend development.

Factors amplifying HBARs bullish momentum

As the bullish structure matured, volume and leverage flows began accelerating.

Hedera [HBAR] recorded clear volume expansion during the rebound phase amid global logistics powerhouse FedEx joining Hederas council. Spot trading volume surged over 43%, exceeding $200 million.

Price simultaneously advanced 7%, reclaiming key moving averages. This rise confirmed strong buyer conviction behind the move.

Demand originated from the $0.09 support base, signaling organic accumulation rather than speculative rotation.

Moreover, the rally aligned with an inverse head-and-shoulders formation. Rising volume into the neckline break strengthened pattern validity and sustainability.

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Derivatives positioning then added further context. Futures Open Interest climbed 9% to nearly $29 million between the 11th and the 12th of February.

At the same time, Funding Rates flipped positive near +0.05%. This shift indicated leveraged longs entering aggressively.

While leverage amplified upside momentum, it also introduced crowding risk. Elevated positioning increases squeeze potential if the price holds. However, it also raises vulnerability to pullbacks if spot demand fades.

HBAR: Reversal momentum builds

At the time of writing, HBAR continued confronting macro downside pressure as the price traded below the descending trendline from the $0.21 November 2025 peak.

Sellers still defended the lower-high structure, yet demand is beginning to rebuild near the $0.078 base.

However, buyers are now pressing into the $0.10–$0.104 supply band after breaking the short-term market structure breakout between $0.090 and $0.102.

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If price secures sustained closes above $0.10, buyers will likely target the $0.11–$0.134 resistance corridor. Follow-through strength would confirm a breakout above and extend the emerging higher-low sequence.

However, repeated rejection wicks near $0.104–$0.107 signal active supply. If sellers force the price back below $0.098–$0.10, the breakout risks invalidation.

In that case, price may retrace toward $0.090 or retest the $0.078 demand floor.

Thus, the structure now sits at an inflection point where structural validation above supply will determine whether reversal momentum expands or fades.