On February 14, it was announced that global logistics giant FedEx Corp has officially joined the Hedera Governing Council, becoming one of the governance members of this decentralized network. The goal is to incorporate complex global supply chain processes into the blockchain system, achieving data verifiability and process traceability for digital collaboration. Following the announcement, Hedera's native token HBAR's price quickly surged, rising over 7% within 24 hours to approximately $0.097. Its market capitalization also increased to $4.19 billion, with market attention significantly heightened. According to disclosures, FedEx will introduce Hedera's distributed ledger technology into its cross-border logistics and document management scenarios. Every package movement, document signing, or status update will generate an immutable "digital fingerprint" on the chain. Participants can verify the authenticity of information in real-time without relying on centralized databases. This model is expected to reduce manual verification, enhance transparency, and lower compliance and audit costs.

February 12 News, in 2026, Hedera (HBAR) is facing a new round of downward pressure. Affected by weakening on-chain indicators and the overall sluggishness of the crypto market, its price has been continuously declining since early January. Data shows that HBAR has recently fallen about 5.66%, with a year-to-date decline of over 30%. As one of the top market capitalization digital assets, its retracement since the peak in July last year has approached 70%, and the long-term trend remains under pressure. The on-chain fundamentals also signal caution. According to DeFiLlama data, the total value locked (TVL) on the Hedera network has dropped from $146 million in July last year to approximately $57.2 million, a significant decrease. Meanwhile, the weekly revenue of dApps within the network has declined nearly 70% from the mid-October high last year. The simultaneous cooling of developer activity and user engagement has weakened the ecosystem’s attractiveness to funds and has also dampened market confidence.

Although the overall cryptocurrency market weakened in January, risk appetite gradually recovered after entering February. Avalanche still demonstrated strong resilience, especially in the real-world assets (RWA) tokenization sector with impressive performance. Data shows that as of February 3rd, AVAX's development activity ranked third in the industry, only behind Hedera (HBAR) and Chainlink (LINK), with ecosystem construction continuing to accelerate. Supported by BlackRock and FIS, on-chain tokenized assets on Avalanche grew by 68.6% year-over-year in Q4 2025, with TVL reaching $1.3 billion. RWAs are becoming a mainstream investment focus, which also caused a rapid increase in related search terms such as “AVAX RWA Tokenization” and “Avalanche On-Chain Assets.”

Recently, Hedera (HBAR) on-chain activity has shown a significant increase, directly driving HBAR's price up by about 4% in a single day, making it one of the relatively prominent mainstream cryptocurrencies in the market. Multiple core network indicators have also strengthened simultaneously, indicating that this rise is not merely driven by sentiment but is supported by fundamental data. From a network performance perspective, Hedera's testnet transaction per second (TPS) has risen to 44, while the mainnet TPS has exceeded 100 a few days ago. This level indicates that developer testing and application interactions are accelerating, the technical usage frequency of the Hedera ecosystem is significantly increasing, and it also suggests that decentralized finance and enterprise-level applications are gradually being implemented on this network.

Recently, the overall cryptocurrency market has weakened, and the price of Hedera (HBAR) has continued to be under pressure. Multiple rebound attempts have failed to form effective breakthroughs, reflecting a significant cooling of market risk appetite. In the context of cautious capital, the downward pressure on HBAR has further intensified, and investor sentiment is leaning towards defense. From the demand side, ETF data has become an important variable affecting market expectations. Previously, with the successful launch of Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs, the market once expected that some mainstream altcoins, including Hedera, would also gain similar institutional allocation opportunities. Hedera, with its enterprise-level application scenarios and relatively compliant network positioning, is seen as one of the potential beneficiaries.

After several days of flat trading, Hedera’s HBAR token is currently in a consolidation phase, indicating a lack of clear market direction. However, investor activity is picking up, and early signs suggest that bearish pressure may be easing. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator has risen significantly, indicating a notable reduction in selling pressure. If the CMF continues to improve and crosses above the zero line, HBAR will register a net inflow, potentially restoring trader confidence and providing momentum for a price increase.

According to Gate News Bot on December 3, citing CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, HBAR (Hedera) is trading at $0.15, up 12.87% in the past 24 hours, reaching a high of $0.15 and a low of $0.13. The current market capitalization is approximately $6.318 billion, an increase of $720 million from yesterday. Hedera is a public network governed by a council of leading global institutions, dedicated to providing a fast, secure, and compliant infrastructure for decentralized applications. Hedera leverages innovative hashgraph consensus technology to power decentralized apps without compromising speed, efficiency, or security. As the only public network managed by known organizations, Hedera's unique governance framework offers robust decentralization, unparalleled transparency, and trusted decision-making. HBAR recently...

Hedera (HBAR) saw a significant price rebound after Vanguard Group launched its first HBAR ETF, rising 12.7% in 24 hours. This marks a continued increase in institutional interest in the Hedera ecosystem, following Canary Capital's HBAR ETF attracting $80 million in inflows last month. On Tuesday, Vanguard Group, which manages $11 trillion in assets, confirmed the issuance of the HBAR ETF, seen as an important signal of traditional finance further entering the crypto asset space. The market responded positively, with HBAR rebounding along with the broader crypto market that day, but the core driver behind its rise was the new spot demand brought by the ETF listing.

On December 2, the net single-day inflow for the US XRP spot ETF reached $67.74 million, with Grayscale GXRP and Franklin XRPZ contributing $45.78 million and $8.22 million, respectively. The total net asset value of XRP was $845 million. Meanwhile, Canary HBAR had a net inflow of $1.78 million, and Grayscale DOGE had a net inflow of $510,000.

Golden Finance reported that, according to a document released on Monday, NYSE Arca, a subsidiary of the New York Stock Exchange Group, has approved the listing application for the Grayscale Chainlink Trust ETF, which will begin trading on Tuesday. In the past few weeks, the United States has launched several cryptocurrency ETFs, including ETFs that track Litecoin, HBAR, XRP, and SOL.