According to analyst Henry @LordOfAlts, Hedera's token HBAR traded below $0.115 on December 24 after the worth attempted an increase into the 0.112-0.115 supply range and reversed. He said the token has failed to take care of its push into supply, a price range where sellers place dense orders.
Offer Denial on Longer Time FramesHBAR can reach $2 to $20 upon launch
Source: X
He added that the broader structure was still forming higher highs and better lows on the upper time-frame, meaning the long-term trend was not broken even when the 0.115 zone blocked the recovery.
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Refusal of offer for longer time frames
Henry said HBAR did exactly what the chart suggested: It jumped on supply first, couldn't hold it and rolled back. He explained that the trend structure stays valid over longer time frames as price continues to make higher peaks and pullback lows whilst resistance persists. His technical interpretation positioned the 0.115 zone as lively supply relatively than a reversal in trend direction.
In the identical update, Henry pointed to liquidity clusters depicted on higher time-frame charts below the present range. Liquidity pools are price levels at which stop losses and residual limit orders accumulate. He said markets often trend toward these zones of lower liquidity before a brand new base is established and that HBAR shouldn’t be currently showing the signs of recent accumulation.
This technical context adds to the broader price motion described when HBAR fell below a key support level earlier this month, suggesting sellers have maintained the initiative in recent trading.
HBAR spot ETFs recorded zero net inflows as of December 24, 2025, while cumulative net inflows were $82.80 million and total net assets were $51.39 million, representing roughly 1.09% of HBAR's market capitalization on the identical day. Trading activity in these products was modest, with a complete value of around $499,860. This flat inflow number shows that institutional capital didn’t expand to the resistance level of 0.115 during this session.
With launch, HBAR can reach between $2 and $20
In a separate post on December 24, analyst X Finance Bull shifted the main target from immediate chart motion to valuation frameworks based on assumption. He said reaching HBAR to $2, $10 and even $20 shouldn’t be a fantasy as infrastructure meets adoption, linking these possible valuation paths to $100 billion, $500 billion and $1 trillion market cap scales over time.
Source: X
He emphasized that these results are conditional evaluation frameworks linked to the actual expansion of utility services, including payments, digital identity and tokenization services. He argued that Hedera's continued expansion of enterprise rails – including systems to support carbon-negative operations – supports the acceptance thesis relatively than a short-term price movement.
