HBAR’s Six-Month Long-Liquidation Marathon: Still Sprinting Toward the Abyss (With a Side of Regret)

Hedera (HBAR) is currently doing the financial equivalent of a zombie shuffle at $0.0951, clinging to the $0.0930 support floor like it’s the last slice of pizza at a degens’ afterparty. A descending daily trendline looms overhead like a disappointed parent, and capital keeps fleeing faster than a trader who just saw their leverage ratio. Unless bulls can magically conjure a price above $0.1031—preferably with confetti and a trumpet—downward remains the only direction that makes sense.

Long-Liquidation Dominance on Overdrive
Glassnode’s futures data from September 2025 through March 25, 2026 reveals that the 7-day moving average of long-liquidation dominance has been above 50% more often than your uncle remembers his own birthday. In crypto-speak: forced long closures are throwing more parties than short sellers. This isn’t a glitch—it’s a lifestyle. Every time HBAR dared to rise, the metric spiked like a Coinbase user who just got airdropped $500 and immediately bought PEPE. Peaks hit 90% in late September, then December, then January—like a bad rom-com sequel. As of March 25, it’s still at 80%, while HBAR trades near $0.09, proving that even the most optimistic degens are now just hoping for a lucky moon pump... or a decent exit.

Chaikin Money Flow Turns Bleak
After briefly flirting with $0.13 in late February—like a crypto influencer pretending they’re not broke—the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has been on a one-way ticket to negative land, hitting –0.11 on March 25. That’s not a “minor dip,” that’s a full-on financial tumbleweed rolling through a deserted trading floor. The trendline isn’t flattening; it’s doing a backflip into the abyss. Capital isn’t just leaving—it’s leaving with your wallet, your dignity, and the last NFT you thought was “blue chip.”

Sentiment Stuck in the Red
Santiment’s weighted sentiment chart, tracking social chatter since February 20, has been stuck in the red zone longer than your ex’s Instagram story. At –0.574 on March 25, it’s not just bearish—it’s actively recommending therapy for HBAR holders. The last time sentiment turned positive? A brief, teary-eyed whisper on a Saturday night, followed by immediate relapse into doomscrolling. The market’s mood is like a Discord server after the co-founder leaves: silence, then “RIP” in all caps.

Price Chart Paints a Bearish Portrait
HBAR is trading under a descending resistance line like a crypto token that forgot to pay its rent. The 20-day EMA sits at $0.0982, the 50-day at $0.1322—both leaning away like a gym buddy who just ghosted you. Support? $0.0930, then $0.0886, then $0.0830, then $0.0780, like a staircase where every step is a margin call. With six months of long-liquidation dominance, a dip below $0.0930 won’t just be a correction—it’ll be the moment every leveraged long realizes they bought HBAR thinking it was a moonshot, but it was actually a gravity well.

What It Takes to Flip the Script?
A sustained close above $