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HBAR experienced a 3.5% drop, retreating from $0.1817 to $0.1754, breaking a critical support level despite witnessing $68 million of ETF inflows from institutional accumulation. The drop occurred after the token was rejected at the $0.1805 resistance mark following a morning surge to $0.1802, exceeding

HBAR declined by 3.5% from $0.1817 to $0.1754 during a selloff, breaking through a critical support level despite attracting $68 million of institutional investment through ETF channels. After peaking at $0.1802 in the morning on significant volume, HBAR faced strong resistance at $0.1805. As volume

HBAR has retreated by 3.5%, falling from $0.1817 to $0.1754 and breaking through a crucial support level amid notable institutional inflows of $68 million via ETF channels. The token faced a peak spike at $0.1802 due to significant trading volume, but late-session selloff led to a

Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) stocks have experienced significant declines, with some losing over 50% of their value since 2025 peaks, raising concerns about whether this decline is justified or overly pessimistic. As Bitcoin itself has fallen around 20% from its all-time high, several DAT stocks have plummeted even more dramatically.

Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) stocks have significantly dropped, with many plunging 50-90% from their peak valuations, now trading close to the value of their underlying crypto assets. Experts are divided on whether this sell-off is justified. While Bitcoin has decreased approximately 20% from its 2025 high, DAT stocks have fallen

Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) stocks are experiencing a significant downturn, with many stocks falling 50-90% from their peaks, bringing their market valuations near or below the value of their underlying crypto reserves. Despite Bitcoin's recent 20% decline from its all-time high, DAT stocks have been hit harder. The