How High Can the Hedera (HBAR) Price Go This Week?

The HBAR price seems to be consolidating after several months of selling pressure, but there is still much for bulls to do. HBAR is trading at $0.0717, which means that the token has lost approximately 76% of its value compared to the high of almost $0.30 set in late 2025.

However, HBAR now stands on an important support level that can determine the direction of its movement for the rest of the week. Hedera keeps creating new use cases of the blockchain, developing its asset ecosystem, and working on improving governance. The only thing is if these moves will be able to help HBAR get back up.

• HBAR Enterprise Adoption Keeps Growing
• The HBAR Price Is Holding an Important Level
• Can HBAR Move Higher This Week?
• FAQs

**HBAR Enterprise Adoption Keeps Growing **

The enterprise adoption remains the strength of Hedera because its Governing Council consists of well-known companies including Google, IBM, Boeing, Dell Technologies, LG, Standard Bank, Accenture, and FedEx, all of which operate nodes on the network.

That structure has helped Hedera attract businesses looking for blockchain infrastructure with established governance. The network is also seeing more activity in real-world asset tokenization. Hedera reports more than $10 billion in settlements involving tokenized assets.

Projects like Archax have brought BlackRock money market funds onto the network, while StegX has tokenized more than $100 million worth of real estate. Every transaction on the Hedera network requires HBAR to pay fees, so higher network usage could gradually increase demand for the token.

There is still one area where Hedera hasn’t seen the same progress. The Canary HBAR ETF, listed on Nasdaq in late 2025, has recorded zero net inflows for several consecutive weeks. That shows institutional investors have remained selective, even with Hedera’s enterprise growth.

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The HBAR Price Is Holding an Important Level

The HBAR daily chart was scanned, and the $0.0710 level has emerged as the key level for support. The HBAR price remains 17.8% below its 100-day SMA at $0.0872, implying that the trend is still not showing any signs of improvement.

Source: TradingView

All of the rallies made this year have met resistance when prices approach this SMA line. However, there is one factor to be noted positively. The daily RSI currently stands near 31 levels, indicating it is nearing oversold levels.

There has also been a bullish RSI divergence on the chart, as the RSI continues making higher lows despite the HBAR price making lower lows. In a similar situation earlier this year, HBAR managed to climb from $0.075 to almost $0.10 before sellers took control again.

In case of holding above $0.0710, the next targets would be $0.075 and then $0.0872, where the 100-day SMA level emerges. Below $0.0710, $0.065 and $0.060 would come into focus.

Can HBAR Move Higher This Week?

The HBAR price has both positive and negative factors influencing its next move. Enterprise adoption continues expanding, tokenized real-world assets are creating more activity on the network, and Hedera’s regulatory standing has improved after being recognized as a digital commodity in the United States earlier this year.

Even with those positives, the market still needs stronger institutional participation and better overall crypto sentiment before buyers can regain control of the broader trend. For now, everything comes back to $0.0710.

Assuming that the buyers manage to defend the current support level, the HBAR price is likely to move towards $0.075, and even potentially test $0.0872. If the current support breaks, the price may fall back down to $0.065.

FAQs

 **What are RWAs on Hedera❓**

Real-world assets are traditional financial or physical assets represented as blockchain tokens. On Hedera, examples include tokenized money market funds and real estate projects.

 **Can enterprise adoption increase the HBAR price❓**

Enterprise adoption can increase network activity because businesses use HBAR to pay transaction fees. Higher network usage may support demand over time if adoption continues to grow.