HBAR has spent months moving lower, but analyst Lana Valentis believes the current pullback could be setting up one of the cleaner retest opportunities on the daily chart. Her thesis is simpl
HBAR has spent months moving lower, but analyst Lana Valentis believes the current pullback could be setting up one of the cleaner retest opportunities on the daily chart.
Her thesis is simple: Hedera is back near a support zone around $0.070-$0.076, and if buyers defend it, the next recovery could target $0.085, $0.095, $0.110 and eventually $0.131.
From the current area, that last target would represent roughly 70%-72% upside.
That sounds aggressive, but the chart does not assume HBAR goes straight there. It maps a staged recovery through several resistance levels first.
The most important part of the chart is the green support band.
HBAR has returned to an area that previously acted as demand, and the analyst marks the latest low directly inside that region.
This is what makes the setup interesting.
The bullish case does not start at $0.131.
It starts with HBAR proving that buyers still care about the $0.070-$0.076 zone.
If price holds there, $0.085 becomes the first real test. That is close enough to act as a realistic short-term recovery level.
Above $0.085, the next checkpoints are $0.095 and $0.110.
Only after those levels are reclaimed does the larger $0.131 target start to make sense.
$HBAR Retest Opportunity
Hedera is holding near the support zone, setting up a textbook retest entry on the daily chart.
Google, IBM, and Boeing each run a consensus node on #HBAR and hold an equal vote on its governing council.
Developer activity has surged 57% in seven days, with repo watchers up over 300%.
Target levels:
$0.085
If the support zone fails, however, the entire retest idea weakens quickly.
Valentis also points to Hedera’s network structure and recent developer data.
Google and IBM remain part of Hedera’s governing framework, and Hedera’s own documentation says council members have equal voting rights. Google and IBM also operate consensus nodes on the network. Boeing has also been part of Hedera’s broader council history, although it does not appear on the latest public council overview.
Developer activity has also picked up.
Recent Chainspect data showed the number of Hedera developers up more than 57% over seven days, with repository watchers rising more than 300%. One important caveat is that watchers measure attention to repositories, not necessarily new code being shipped.
That does not guarantee a price recovery, but it gives the retest a better fundamental backdrop than a purely technical bounce.
Read also: Analyst Bets 10,000 HBAR That Hedera Price Will Hit $0.26 by November 26
I would not focus on $0.131 yet.
For me, the cleaner path is:
$0.070-$0.076 holds → $0.085 → $0.095 → $0.110 → $0.131.
Each level needs to be reclaimed before the next one becomes relevant.
The first real confirmation would be a daily close back above $0.085.
A move through $0.095 would improve the structure further and tell us the retest is doing more than producing a temporary bounce.
Then $0.110 becomes the level that separates a recovery from a much larger trend shift.
The analyst’s $0.131 target is ambitious, but it is not random. It lines up with prior structure and the measured move shown on the chart.
So the setup is not “HBAR is about to rally 72%.”
It is a support test with a clear ladder of resistance above it.
If HBAR holds the green zone, the reward side of the setup becomes interesting.
If it loses that area, the bullish thesis needs to be reassessed.
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