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TL;DR
- HBAR trades near $0.069, close to its 52-week low and about 65% below its high of about $0.20. Its record, about $0.57, was in September 2021.
- Recent analyst notes put short-term ranges around $0.07 to $0.10. Our end-of-2027 scenarios: $0.04, $0.12 and $0.25.
- Hedera is governed by a council of large companies, including Google, and its code is now run under the Linux Foundation. That hasn’t stopped the coin from falling with the market.
- LemonTrades tells you what moved crypto, and why, as it happens, with alerts on sharp moves.
Here’s HBAR’s price now, and what different outcomes would mean.
What Hedera is
Hedera is a public network for payments, tokens and data records, built on a system called hashgraph rather than a standard blockchain. It’s fast and cheap, with fees set in dollars. A council of companies runs its main nodes and sets policy. HBAR, the coin, pays fees and secures the network through staking. The total supply is fixed at 50 billion.
What could lift HBAR
- More companies and governments using it for tokenized assets and payments.
- Money flowing into US HBAR ETFs.
- A recovery in the wider crypto market.
What could hold it back
- Many coins are still being released into circulation.
- Strong competition from Ethereum, Solana and others.
- Enterprise use hasn’t yet turned into steady demand for the coin.
- Crypto’s risk-off mood after the midterms and the Nasdaq sell-off.
Compare XRP, Solana and Ethereum’s outlook.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Hedera
- Hedera.com
- Pluang: analysts flag HBAR between $0.07 and $0.08
- Investor.gov: Crypto assets
Education, not financial advice. Crypto can fall sharply and you can lose all of your money. See our disclaimer.
