Hedera, a decentralized ledger platform, has released its Q3 results, revealing a 21% decrease in circulating market capitalization to $2.2 billion. The price of its native token, HBAR, also dropped by 20% to $0.06. However, the company achieved record revenue from network transaction fees, reaching 27.0 million HBAR, an 85% increase from the previous quarter. Staking activity remained strong, with 22.3 billion HBAR staked, representing 59% of the circulating supply. There was a decline in daily average new accounts and active accounts, indicating a potential slowdown in user acquisition. Hedera's Q4 focus will be on fostering ecosystem development and supporting open-source projects. HBAR's price has shown little movement compared to major digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, but it remains 90% below its all-time high. HBAR faces significant resistance levels at $0.078, $0.092, and $0.118 that could hinder its upward momentum. If it can break through these levels, it may approach its previous all-time highs.



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