HBAR eyes recovery after 35% drop — holding $0.076 will decide direction

Hedera’s HBAR entered February 2026 under pressure after a sharp market-wide correction, falling nearly 35% since mid-January and more than 40% from its November highs, the BeInCrypto analysis said. The article notes the token remains inside a falling wedge that began in late October 2025, a pattern that can signal weakening selling pressure.

Money-flow indicators also show divergence: the Chaikin Money Flow trended higher from Dec. 30 to Feb. 2 even as price fell, and the Money Flow Index has risen since late November and currently sits near 41, the piece said. Volume metrics present a counterpoint. On-Balance Volume broke below a key descending trendline on Jan.

29 and has trended lower, signalling weaker volume behind rallies. Coinglass data cited by the article showed about $749,000 in net inflows on the week of Feb. 2, ending the prior multi-week accumulation pattern and suggesting the market may be less able to absorb supply. Key price levels will likely dictate HBAR’s near-term path: holding $0.076 would keep rebound attempts alive, while a clean break below that level could open downside targets near $0.062 and $0.043.

Upside hurdles include $0.090 and $0.107, and BeInCrypto said a sustained move above $0.107 would confirm a wedge breakout and imply a measured target near a 52% gain, though that scenario is described as a long shot.

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