Hedera (HBAR) News Today (November 14, 2026): HBAR Hits a 52-Week Low Ahead of the v0.79 Mainnet Upgrade

Last Updated: November 14, 2026

Quick Answer: Hedera (HBAR) traded near $0.0601 at about 13:28 UTC on Saturday, November 14, down 4.56% over 24 hours and 11.04% over seven days, according to CoinMarketCap. The main Hedera news today is that HBAR fell to about $0.0593, its lowest price in more than a year, while Hedera has scheduled its mainnet upgrade to v0.79 for November 18 from 18:00 to 18:40 UTC.

HBAR broke below its August 17 low of $0.0643 on Thursday and closed Friday near $0.0615, its lowest daily close in more than a year on CoinMarketCap data. The wider market fell with it: Bitcoin dropped to its lowest since August 19 on Saturday, after the 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.15% on Friday.

Key Takeaways

• HBAR trades near $0.0601, down 4.56% over 24 hours, 11.04% over seven days and 25.79% over 30 days, according to CoinMarketCap. Market capitalization is about $2.66 billion and 24-hour volume about $62.7 million.
• HBAR fell below its August 17 low of $0.0643 on Thursday, November 12, closed Friday near $0.0615 and touched about $0.0593 at about 07:20 UTC on Saturday, its lowest price in more than a year on CoinMarketCap data.
• Hedera’s status page schedules the mainnet upgrade to v0.79 for Wednesday, November 18, from 18:00 to 18:40 UTC. The testnet upgrade was completed on November 6.
• The selloff is market-wide: the 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.15% on Friday, CoinGlass recorded about $1.62 billion of crypto liquidations in 24 hours, and Bitcoin fell to its lowest since August 19.
• Binance said on November 14 that it had reopened withdrawals on 87 networks this week, without listing them all, so it is not confirmed whether Hedera is among them.

Hedera (HBAR) Market Overview

Data sourced from CoinMarketCap at about 13:28 UTC on November 14, 2026; the October change compares CoinMarketCap daily closes for September 30 and October 31, and the November change compares the current price with the October 31 close; daily ranges and moving averages are calculated from CoinMarketCap daily data.

Hedera (HBAR) News Today: Price Analysis

HBAR slid for most of the week. After a brief bounce to about $0.0687 on Monday, November 9, it closed lower on each of the next four days, according to CoinMarketCap daily data. On Thursday it fell through its August 17 low of $0.0643, touching about $0.0629, and on Friday it dropped 3.5% to close near $0.0615 after a low of about $0.0609.

Early on Saturday it touched about $0.0593 at about 07:20 UTC, its lowest price in more than a year, and traded near $0.0601 at 13:28 UTC. CoinMarketCap shows a 24-hour range of about $0.0592 to $0.0642. The token is about 89% below its all-time high of $0.5701.

HBAR trades below its 20-day, 50-day and 200-day averages, near $0.0696, $0.0833 and $0.0796, on CoinMarketCap daily closes. It is down about 43% so far in 2026 and about 16% in November. Its September 28 spike to about $0.1306 has been fully given back.

The pressure came from outside crypto. US producer prices rose 0.3% in October, lifting the 12-month rate to 6.5%, the highest since November 2022, crypto.news reported, and the 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.15% on Friday, up from 4.88% on November 9, US Treasury data show. Investors are split between a quarter-point and a half-point Fed hike in December, Reuters reported.

Bitcoin fell to its lowest since August 19 on Saturday, and the total crypto market dropped about 2.9% over 24 hours to about $2.27 trillion, CoinMarketCap data show. CoinGlass recorded about $1.62 billion of liquidations in the 24 hours to Friday morning, about 90% of them longs. HBAR’s 11% weekly loss is roughly in line with Bitcoin’s 12%.

Fund demand has been steadier than the price. The Canary HBAR ETF (HBR) recorded net inflows of about $278,241 on November 5, according to SoSoValue data reported by TokenPost, when HBAR was the only altcoin spot ETF group with inflows that day.

HBR’s net assets fell to about $57.50 million as prices dropped, about 1.9% of HBAR’s market value, while cumulative net inflows rose to about $116.66 million. Trading value was about $720,000. The fund trades on Nasdaq, has an inception date of October 27, 2025, and charges a 0.95% sponsor fee, according to Canary’s fund page.

Binance’s restart still matters for HBAR holders. On November 12, Binance said it had completed coverage of the assets affected by the October 29 hack, after committing more than $6.34 billion of its own funds, and took a new proof-of-reserves snapshot covering 198 tokens.

On November 14, Binance said withdrawals had reopened on 87 networks that week and that it aimed to restore the rest before the end of the following week. Its statement did not list every network, and we could not confirm whether Hedera is among them. Our report on Binance reopening withdrawals has the full timeline.

On the network side, the next key date is Wednesday. Hedera will upgrade its mainnet to v0.79 on November 18 from 18:00 to 18:40 UTC, according to Hedera’s status page. The testnet upgrade was completed on November 6 in about seven minutes. The status page also showed partial outages on three mainnet nodes on November 14, while overall network uptime was listed as operational.

In a June blog post, Hedera said the v0.79 mainnet release is planned to switch on network-wide threshold signatures for block streams. From November 2026, block streams are due to replace the record stream as the network’s main data output.

Until the upgrade, mainnet runs version 0.78, which reached mainnet on October 16, improving block node connections, fixing a broad set of security and correctness issues and adding groundwork for the Cross-Ledger Proof Relay (CLPR) that is switched off by default, according to Hedera’s release notes. See our report on Hedera’s CLPR contribution.

In the ecosystem, Genfinity reported on November 5 that tokenized versions of Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and an S&P 500 ETF are live inside the HashPack wallet on Hedera. The tokens start as Robinhood-issued stock tokens and reach Hedera through SODAX, which routes trades across networks. Redemption back to the original tokens is not live yet.

On October 8, Hedera introduced Agent Accounts, spending accounts for AI agents with on-chain limits. A partner testnet is planned for the fourth quarter of 2026, with mainnet targeted for the second quarter of 2027, pending security review and legal sign-off. For longer-term scenarios, see our Hedera (HBAR) price prediction and the crypto price prediction tracker.

Support and Resistance Levels

$0.0687 is the November 9 high, the top of this week’s bounce. $0.0643 is the August 17 low, the former 52-week low that HBAR broke on November 12. $0.0609 is the November 13 low, and $0.0593 is the November 14 low, the lowest price in more than a year, all on CoinMarketCap data. Levels are illustrative, not guaranteed.

Why Is Hedera (HBAR) Trending Today?

HBAR is trending because it fell to its lowest price in more than a year on Saturday, after breaking its August low, and because Hedera has scheduled its mainnet upgrade to v0.79 for November 18. Holders are also waiting to see whether Binance’s latest withdrawal restart covers Hedera.

For the full market picture, see crypto market today and our explainer on why crypto is down today, and for today’s other headlines, check crypto news today.

Who Governs Hedera and Who Are Its Main Partners?

Hedera is governed by the Hedera Council, a group of organizations that validate transactions on the network and steer its strategic direction, according to the Hedera Council website. Members serve up to two consecutive three-year terms and have an equal vote on the direction of Hedera’s software and services. Accenture has been a council member since April 30, 2026, the site shows.

The site lists council members and partners together, including Google, IBM, Dell, Deutsche Telekom, LG, Nomura, Standard Bank, Shinhan Bank, Tata Communications, Wipro, Ubisoft, FedEx, EDF, Repsol, Mondelēz, Avery Dennison, McLaren Racing, ServiceNow, Aberdeen, Dentons, DLA Piper, Chainlink Labs and BitGo. Hedera’s status page lists mainnet nodes hosted by members such as IBM, EDF and McLaren Racing.

Several other organizations shape the ecosystem. Hashgraph, which calls itself an enterprise software company, developed CLPR and joined the DTC Digital Assets Solutions Industry Working Group on October 28, according to its website. The HBAR Foundation says it makes expert resources available to help projects deploy and lists about $408 million in funds allocated across 225 grants.

Hedera contributed its network codebase to Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust as Hiero in 2024, according to Hedera. Canary Capital issues the HBR ETF, with BitGo and Coinbase Custody as its digital asset custodians, according to the fund page. Partnership claims on social media are often unconfirmed, so check them against Hedera’s own announcements and the council’s site.

What This Means for the Days Ahead

The coming days have several fixed dates. Nvidia is scheduled to report quarterly results on November 17. Hedera’s mainnet upgrade to v0.79 follows on November 18 from 18:00 to 18:40 UTC, the same day the Federal Reserve publishes the minutes of its October meeting. Binance aims to restore its remaining withdrawals before the end of next week.

Bitcoin trades near $66,700, down about 12% over seven days, according to CoinMarketCap. HBAR’s 11% weekly loss is roughly in line, while its 25.8% drop over 30 days compares with Bitcoin’s 17% decline.

On the chart, the observed levels are the November 13 low near $0.0609 and the November 14 low near $0.0593 below, and the August 17 low near $0.0643 and the November 9 high near $0.0687 above. See how other majors are trading today on Bitcoin News Today, Ethereum News Today, XRP News Today, and Zcash News Today.

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Where to Buy HBAR

HBAR can be bought on major exchanges including Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, Gate, OKX and Bybit. Binance said on November 14 that withdrawals had reopened on 87 networks, without listing them all, so check the exchange’s own notices for Hedera before planning to move HBAR off the platform.

US investors can also get exposure through the Canary HBAR ETF (HBR) on Nasdaq, and HBAR can be held in self-custody wallets that support Hedera. For gaming platforms that accept crypto, see our crypto casinos guide.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile; always do your own research before investing.

FAQ

What is the latest Hedera (HBAR) news today?
HBAR trades near $0.0601 after falling 4.56% in 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap, and touched about $0.0593 on Saturday, its lowest price in more than a year. Hedera has scheduled its mainnet upgrade to v0.79 for November 18 from 18:00 to 18:40 UTC, according to its status page, after completing the testnet upgrade on November 6.

What is the price of HBAR today?
HBAR traded near $0.0601 at about 13:28 UTC on November 14, 2026, down 4.56% over 24 hours and 11.04% over seven days, according to CoinMarketCap. Its market capitalization is about $2.66 billion and 24-hour volume about $62.7 million. Over the past 24 hours it traded between about $0.0592 and $0.0642, and it sits about 89% below its all-time high.

Can I withdraw HBAR from Binance now?
It is not confirmed. Binance said on November 14 that it had reopened withdrawals on 87 networks during the week and aimed to restore the rest before the end of the following week, but its statement did not list every network. Hedera was not named in the phases reported through November 6. Check Binance’s official notices and network status page before planning a withdrawal.

Who are the main partners and organizations involved with Hedera?
Hedera is governed by the Hedera Council, whose website lists members and partners including Google, IBM, Dell, Deutsche Telekom, LG, Nomura, Standard Bank, Wipro, Ubisoft, EDF, Accenture and McLaren Racing. Hashgraph develops core technology, the HBAR Foundation supports projects building on the network, Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust hosts the Hiero codebase, and Canary Capital issues an HBAR ETF.

Is there a Hedera (HBAR) ETF?
Yes. The Canary HBAR ETF trades on Nasdaq under the ticker HBR and has an inception date of October 27, 2025. It recorded net inflows of about $278,241 on November 5, 2026, bringing cumulative inflows to about $116.66 million, with net assets of about $57.50 million, according to SoSoValue data. The fund charges a 0.95% sponsor fee.

What is the HBAR price prediction?
This daily hub does not set price targets. Our Hedera (HBAR) price prediction page collects forecasts for 2026 to 2030 from the models we track and explains the assumptions behind them, and our tracker compares forecasts across major coins. Treat any forecast with caution: HBAR fell about 31.5% in October alone and is down about 43% so far in 2026.

Where can I find the latest news and updates about Hedera and HBAR?
For primary information, check Hedera’s blog and status page, the Hedera Council website and exchange notices, and use CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko for prices. Daily hubs such as this page combine those sources with ETF data and dated entries. Compare several sources before acting on a headline, and treat social media partnership claims as unconfirmed until Hedera confirms them.

Data sources:

• CoinMarketCap (prices, market cap, volume, supply, all-time high and daily data used for ranges, averages and the October change)
• alternative.me (Fear and Greed Index)
• SoSoValue via TokenPost (HBR and other altcoin ETF flows) and Canary Capital’s HBR fund page
• Hedera’s status page, release notes and blog (network upgrades, block streams, Agent Accounts, CLPR, Hiero)
• The Hedera Council website
• The HBAR Foundation and Hashgraph websites
• Binance recovery updates as reported by CryptoTicker, TokenPost, Bitcoin Foundation, TechFlow and crypto.news
• CoinGlass via crypto.news (liquidations)
• Seoul Economic Daily (US stock market moves)
• Genfinity (tokenized stocks on HashPack)

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