HBAR Price Finds One Bullish Anchor as Buyers Move Away – What To Expect Next?
HBAR price is still showing signs of weakness on longer timeframes, but one short-term bullish signal on the RSI chart has emerged. Outflows are slowing, price action is stuck in a tight zone, and the market now waits to see if this lone signal can offer a temporary push.
HBAR’s price has struggled to maintain a steady uptrend over the past month. After a 10.7% decline over 30 days, the token has managed a mild 1.24% gain in the past 24 hours.
While its 3-month chart still shows a 16.4% increase, the recent action signals growing reliance on shorter-term spikes rather than sustained rallies. Despite the broader weakness, one bullish pattern has emerged. The 4-hour RSI is starting to tell a different story — but whether it’s enough to hold the price up remains to be seen.
RSI Flashes Divergence But Buyers Retreat
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum tool that shows whether buyers or sellers have more control. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on HBAR’s 4-hour chart shows a subtle bullish divergence.

Between August 18 and August 20, the HBAR price formed a lower high, but the RSI climbed higher during the same period. This divergence usually hints that buying momentum is attempting to return — at least in the short term — even as the price struggles to break resistance.

However, this short-term momentum contrasts with a broader sign of weakness: outflows are slowing. Over the past month, HBAR’s weekly net outflows, which reflect the volume of tokens leaving exchanges, have been falling steadily.
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Fewer tokens leaving exchanges suggests that fewer buyers are withdrawing to hold, a typical sign of reduced confidence. The slowing outflows confirm that buyers are still around — but they’re retreating.
So while HBAR RSI hints at a small recovery, it’s likely a short-term push, not a full reversal. The divergence may be a lone bullish sign in a space where buyer strength is fading fast.
Price Action Shows HBAR Is Stuck — But Not Hopeless
On the 4-hour timeframe, the HBAR price is hovering near a tight range between $0.236 and $0.241. The token has struggled to hold above this zone.

If HBAR manages a clear candle close above $0.244, a short spike toward $0.253 or even $0.260 could be triggered, given the lack of strong resistance between those levels. But if it fails to hold on to the $0.236 level, the short-term bullish outlook pattern, and sellers likely regain complete control.
This RSI-backed setup is the only current bullish hope on the shorter timeframe, and even that comes with caution. Longer-term trends remain weak.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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