The $0.095 to $0.10 region stands out as another area to watch, with substantial potential liquidation exposure. A sustained breakout above $0.09 could bring this zone into focus and improve the chances of rising above $0.10. For now, the liquidation data offers a potential bullish catalyst rather than confirmation of a trend reversal.
Hedera Bears Challenge the Recovery Rally at $0.09
$HBAR price is struggling to regain its bullish momentum after its sharp rally toward $0.13, as sellers have pushed the price lower. With $HBAR closing at $0.085 in the latest candle shown, both price action and derivatives data suggest that the next move could be crucial for the recovery. The open interest has climbed to nearly $389.72 million, approaching the highs seen during the late-September rally.
If price breaks above resistance while open interest continues to rise, it could indicate that new positions are supporting the move.
Besides, the funding rate stands at 0.0059%, indicating that perpetual futures are currently tilted slightly toward long positioning, with long traders generally paying short traders. From a technical perspective, $0.08917 is the first major hurdle for the buyers, and a daily close above the range could open the way toward $0.097 and the psychological $0.10 mark. On the downside, $HBAR needs to hold the rising trendline near $0.085; losing it could expose support at $0.07938.
Can Hedera ($HBAR) Price Return to $0.1?
Hedera’s recovery is at a critical stage, and the next move will depend on whether buyers can overcome selling pressure and restore bullish momentum. Rising open interest suggests traders are positioning for a bigger move, while the liquidation map points to the possibility of a short squeeze if the $HBAR price pushes higher.
A return to $0.10 remains within reach, but bulls need to turn the current rebound into a sustained rally rather than another short-lived bounce. If buying momentum strengthens, $HBAR could make another attempt at this psychological milestone. However, continued selling pressure could delay the recovery and expose the market to further losses.
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