Just been looking at HBAR charts and there's actually something interesting happening despite the brutal correction. Yeah, price got hammered back in January-February, but the technical setup right now is showing some bullish divergence signals that traders are probably watching closely.

So here's what caught my eye. The money flow indicators have been acting weird compared to price action. Chaikin Money Flow and Money Flow Index both show capital quietly accumulating even when HBAR was getting sold off hard. That usually means smart money is nibbling at dips, not fully exiting. The chart's also been holding inside this falling wedge pattern since October, which typically means selling pressure is fading. Price is hovering around $0.09 now, and if it can stay above $0.076, there's room for a bounce.

But here's the catch - volume is the weak link. On-Balance Volume broke down recently and we only just saw the first real inflow week after like three months of outflows. That's actually a red flag because even though the money flow indicators look bullish divergence-wise, the actual volume backing these moves has been thin. Without volume confirmation, any rally attempt could just fade out.

If HBAR holds the $0.076 support and volume picks up, we could see a run toward $0.090 and eventually $0.107. That would confirm a breakout from the wedge with potential 50%+ upside. But if it breaks below $0.076, watch for $0.062 and $0.043 next. Basically watching to see if this bullish divergence actually converts into real buying or if it's just a trap. The next few weeks should tell us which way this goes.