Just been looking at HBAR's chart and there's something interesting happening here. Yeah, it's down hard from November highs, but the falling wedge pattern that formed since October is still intact. Even after that brutal January correction, the structure held up. What caught my attention is the money flow divergence - price keeps dropping but CMF and MFI are actually trending higher. Classic sign that buyers are quietly accumulating on these dips.

Here's the thing though: volume tells a different story. The OBV just broke down, and we finally saw spot inflows last month after months of outflows. That's a double-edged signal. On one hand, it means the accumulation phase might be wrapping up. On the other hand, rallies could struggle without that steady buying pressure.

The wedge pattern breakout would be huge if it happens - we're talking 52% upside potential. But right now it's all about the levels. $0.076 is critical support, and if that holds, we could see a rebound attempt toward $0.090 and then $0.107. Below $0.076? Things get messy fast. Watching this one closely.