HBAR 7 days +12% was pushed by PR over FedEx joining the Governing Council + the McLaren F1 NFT, but ETF data from the same period exposes the truth.


According to Canary data, the HBR ETF has had cumulative net inflows of $93M / 549M HBAR since its listing in October 2025 (accounting for 1.3% of circulating supply). BTC spot ETFs can pull in $100M+ in a single day, while HBAR took 7 months to get to this figure.
The pacing looks even worse. From April 21 to May 6, net inflows were zero for 18 days; then on May 6 it only added $2.49M, and it stopped again on May 8. Institutional buy-side demand is going moldy, not warming up.
That $208M DeFi TVL is also just water. Hedera’s largest DEX, SaucerSwap, is now down to only $39M (DefiLlama); the $208M likely includes staking double counting—if it were truly usable liquidity, you’d be talking about several tens of millions, not hundreds.
Anti-consensus quote: HBAR’s current price is $0.0953, down 83% versus the September 2021 ATH of $0.5692. Canary’s ETF ran for 7 months and brought in $93M, yet HBAR is -40%—this isn’t institutional accumulation; it’s funds collecting management fees at full speed.
Watch the ETF inflow data from May 12 to May 18. If you wait one more week, you can confirm whether the $2.49M on May 6 was a one-off spike rather than a sign of a recovery; then check whether the daily inflow can break the $0.10 resistance on the recovery days.
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