HBAR fell to $0.1373 after breaching the key $0.145 support, a move that triggered alerts about market fragility and execution conditions. Trading interruptions and a drastic contraction in the supply of stablecoins on the network accompanied the drop, underscoring an immediate bearish scenario centered on liquidity stress.
The price of HBAR break to $0.1373 confirmed a decisive move below the previous $0.145 support and shifted the technical structure from a neutral configuration to an openly bearish one, according to market analysis. This confirmation of the breach below $0.145 marked a structural turn toward bearish momentum that reframed short-term expectations.
During the closing session, a pronounced drop in trading volume was recorded alongside a temporary suspension of activity; a stretch of zero volume between 14:12 and 14:14 UTC was reported as a sign of extreme illiquidity, which warned of possible technical disruption under stress conditions. This interruption highlighted fragility in the order book during heightened volatility.
In parallel, on-chain liquidity showed marked deterioration: the supply of Hedera-linked stablecoins was reduced by around 80%, to approximately $41 million. This implies a substantial decline in the market’s capacity to facilitate transactions, lending, or yield strategies, functioning as a capital drain that can amplify selling pressure on HBAR and exacerbate short-term downside risk.
Technical and market context for HBAR
Order flow indicators corroborated the withdrawal of funds: the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) showed increasing outflows that indicate demand deterioration. This behavior aligns with the observation that investor demand reached a three-month low, reinforcing the hypothesis of a weak bid and reduced conviction for a near-term recovery.
Still, the contrast between technological fundamentals and price behavior persists. The network has been valued for its transactional capacity and enterprise adoption —with mentions of technology partnerships and high-performance capabilities— but those elements have not prevented the evaporation of liquidity observed in the cited metrics. Some analyses, cited by CoinJournal, warn of the possibility of additional downward pressure, with projections mentioning alternate reference levels that traders will closely watch, keeping attention on potential further downside markers.
The combination of the technical break, volume suspension, and drop in stablecoin supply places HBAR in a phase of elevated liquidity risk that conditions near-term outlooks.
