HBAR News Today: POL Price Prediction & Where to Look for the Cryptos With the Most Potential

POL trades near yearly lows, with resistance at $0.30 critical for any reversal attempt.

HBAR maintains higher lows around $0.20, but volatility suggests uncertain momentum toward the $0.30 resistance.

ADA sustains above $0.75, signaling accumulation and potential to retest $0.90–$1.00 in the mid-term.

The three charts show the price history of POL (POL), Hedera (HBAR), and Cardano (ADA), highlighting different market structures, volatility phases, and long-term support-resistance levels. Here’s the breakdown:

POL (POL)

POL trades at $0.221, far below its peak of $1.26 reached in early 2024. The chart shows a steep decline from March 2024, followed by continuous lower highs into 2025. Despite brief rallies, momentum remained weak, with prices consolidating near lows between $0.16 and $0.30.

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The broader trend indicates heavy distribution after its rally, with no strong evidence of trend reversal. The current price is holding slightly above the yearly low, reflecting prolonged selling pressure. Recovery attempts require a break above $0.30 to change the bearish bias.

Structurally, POL is in a long-term downtrend, signaling that buyers remain absent at higher levels. Unless accumulation builds in the $0.20 region, extended consolidation appears more likely than a strong breakout.

Hedera (HBAR)

HBAR trades at $0.211, down from its yearly peak of $0.377 in early 2025. Unlike POL, HBAR staged a powerful surge late 2024, pushing prices from under $0.05 to above $0.35 in a few months. However, gains proved unsustainable, leading to volatile retracements and continued swings.

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The chart shows resilience compared to POL, as HBAR maintains higher lows despite its pullbacks. The $0.20 area now acts as a critical support level, repeatedly tested since mid-2025. Resistance remains around $0.30, where failed rallies have reversed.

While the uptrend from late 2024 lost momentum, HBAR still shows a more balanced structure. Sustained support above $0.20 could set the stage for another attempt at recovery, though the volatility remains high.

Cardano (ADA)

ADA trades at $0.784, with its long-term chart showing stronger resilience than both POL and HBAR. The coin rallied from $0.24 in late 2024 to a peak of $1.23 in early 2025, then retraced into a broad range.

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The structure reflects alternating phases of rallies and corrections, with price finding repeated support around $0.70 and resistance near $0.90. Compared to POL and HBAR, ADA maintains a relatively healthier market structure, staying well above yearly lows.

Cardano’s pattern suggests ongoing accumulation, with higher lows supporting a mid-term bullish outlook. If ADA sustains above $0.75, it may attempt to retest the $0.90–$1.00 range, positioning itself as technically stronger than POL and HBAR.