HBAR Drops 3.5% to $0.1754, Breaks Support Despite $68M ETF Inflows

Published at 2025-11-13 18:36:35

HBAR retreated 3.5%, sliding from $0.1817 to $0.1754 during Wednesday’s session and breaching a previously watched support area. The move came despite institutional channels funneling roughly $68 million into ETF vehicles tied to the token, a sign that buying via institutional wrappers has not translated into immediate price support.

The divergence matters because it suggests short-term market dynamics—profit-taking, broader crypto weakness, or tactical selling—are outweighing fresh institutional allocation. For traders and investors, the next 24–72 hours will be telling: watch trading volume, price reaction around current levels, on-chain activity, and broader market sentiment. Continued ETF inflows point to sustained institutional interest, but the technical break raises the risk of further downside until buyers reassert control.

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