Key Takeaways
Hedera’s (HBAR) price has recovered admirably after its crash on Oct. 10, creating several higher lows.
The most recent one was on November 7 and led to a significant bounce, taking HBAR close to its long-term diagonal resistance trendline.
Although the rally has been substantial, the trend cannot be considered bullish until the Hedera price clears this resistance level.
Let’s examine the charts and figure out if that is likely to happen.
The daily time frame price action indicates that Hedera has been falling under a diagonal resistance trend line since July 2025.
Hedera’s downward movement was initially gradual but accelerated in October, culminating in a low of $0.100 on October 10.
Although the breakdown did not last long, the HBAR price broke its bullish structure and reached the $0.130 horizontal support level.
This led to the creation of a long lower wick and several higher lows over the next few weeks.
Following this bullish pattern, the price of HBAR began an upward movement and reached the descending trend line of resistance.

Momentum indicators are moving upward, and if the Hedera price breaks out from its resistance, it will confirm that the downward trend is over.
In that case, the next critical resistance will be at $0.220, after which the HBAR price could gradually move toward its yearly high.
While the daily time frame chart is promising, the weekly one casts doubt on the rally’s sustainability and suggests that even if HBAR breaks out from its diagonal resistance, its long-term trend remains bearish for now.

Additionally, the RSI is below 50, and the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) is negative, both of which are signs of a bearish trend.
As a result, even if the HBAR price breaks out from its diagonal resistance (dashed), it will need to clear the long-term resistance at 0.255 to confirm a bullish prediction.
In conclusion, Hedera’s recent price action, along with the formation of a triple bottom pattern, suggests that bullish momentum is building.
More confirmation is needed, however, since only a decisive breakout above the diagonal resistance could mark the start of a sustained recovery.
Until HBAR clears the $0.255 long-term resistance, the broader trend could still be bearish.