HBAR Price Slides as Canary HBAR ETF Sees Zero Inflows, ETF AUM ~ $52M

Hedera’s HBAR has come under renewed selling pressure after the Canary HBAR spot ETF reported zero net inflows on Dec. 22, leaving ETF assets near $52 million (about 1% of HBAR’s market cap). HBAR traded around $0.11 on Dec. 23, down more than 20% over the past month after breaking the $0.14–$0.15 range in late November. Daily trading volume for the HBAR ETF remains low (about $630k), indicating limited institutional demand despite initial post‑launch interest that included a $1.78M single‑day inflow. Other altcoin ETFs attracted capital in contrast — Solana spot ETFs saw multi‑million dollar daily inflows and assets near $940M, while XRP spot ETFs recorded $40M+ inflows pushing combined altcoin ETF assets above $1.2B. On‑chain data previously showed exchange outflows at various times, but recent zero ETF inflows remove a likely near‑term institutional support for HBAR. Technical levels: failure to reclaim the $0.123–$0.125 zone accelerated declines toward $0.10–$0.11; resistance sits near $0.21–$0.23 (200‑day EMA noted in earlier reports around $0.208) and a break below $0.18–$0.17 could open $0.15–$0.11. Implication for traders: weak ETF demand increases short‑term downside risk for HBAR unless ETF capital returns, macro risk sentiment improves, or network fundamentals provide catalysts. Primary keywords: HBAR, Canary HBAR ETF, ETF flows, altcoin ETFs.