Key Takeaways
Hedera (HBAR) recently completed a strong rally, with wave 3 peaking at $0.38 on December 3 after breaking out from a prolonged consolidation near $0.15.
It sits 27% lower as a correction developed after reaching its yearly high.
The price is retracing toward key Fibonacci support levels, setting the stage for a potential wave 5 breakout toward new highs.
HBAR recently completed a significant rally, with wave 3 of the Elliott Wave sequence peaking at $0.38 on Dec. 3, demonstrating robust bullish momentum.
This rally followed a 10-day accumulation phase, where the price consolidated near $0.15 before breaking out decisively in late November.

The impulsive nature of wave 3 is evident, supported by strong volume and momentum indicators like the Relative Strength Index (RSI) entering overbought levels.
Currently, HBAR is retracing from its wave 3 high, signaling the start of wave 4 correction. The price has dipped to $0.23, approaching the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level at $0.26, a key support zone.
This correction phase aligns with Elliott Wave principles, where wave 4 typically retraces part of wave 3’s gains but avoids entering wave 1 territory. RSI has cooled off, supporting a potential stabilization.
For the next move, wave 5 is anticipated to follow once the wave 4 correction is completed. If HBAR holds above $0.26, it could aim for higher Fibonacci extensions, with potential targets around $0.40 and $0.50.
The hourly chart confirms that HBAR is in a corrective phase since its recent high. The price is now forming wave 4 within a descending triangle pattern, a typical corrective structure.
This phase is characterized by lower highs and stable support zones, which align with the Fibonacci retracement levels. Conversely, RSI has cooled significantly from overbought levels, reflecting a balanced market sentiment.

Its Dec. 9 low led to an interaction with the 0.618 Fib retracement, which could have marked the completion of the ABC correction. However, the price quickly snapped back above $0.28 and is now attempting to proceed further to the upside.
This leaves us with two scenarios ahead. Either the current move is the start of wave 5 and will result in an upward breakout, or this is the wave D with one more low for wave E to develop before completion.
Wave 5 could target the previous high at $0.36 and extend toward higher Fibonacci levels, such as $0.40 or beyond, depending on market momentum.
However, a breakdown below $0.23 would invalidate the bullish wave count and signal a deeper correction. The breakout direction from the descending triangle’s boundaries and key Fibonacci levels will determine the next major move.
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