Regime CardHedera (HBAR) returns by market regime
In past Mildly Off markets, HBAR has limited history (11 past 3-month periods), too few to lean on.
Typical return and usual range
Tick: typical return · Bar ends: usual range · Dashed line: 0% · Arrow: runs past the edge
Typical return −5.9%, usual range −29% to +118%, the high end runs past the chart's edge.How often it rose: 41%
Typical return −5.3%, usual range −27% to +45%.How often it rose: 38%
Typical return −2.4%, usual range −25% to +47%.How often it rose: 46%
Typical return −9.2%, usual range −32% to +12%.How often it rose: 25%
Typical return −10.0%, usual range −34% to +275%.How often it rose: 42%
Typical return −8.0%, usual range −40% to +51%.How often it rose: 43%
Typical return −4.3%, usual range −35% to +83%.How often it rose: 45%
Typical return −16.1%, usual range −52% to +31%.How often it rose: 28%
Typical return −17.1%, usual range −39% to +369%, the high end runs past the chart's edge, limited history.How often it rose: 36%
Typical return −11.0%, usual range −48% to +92%.How often it rose: 41%
Typical return +0.4%, usual range −40% to +130%.How often it rose: 50%
Typical return −22.5%, usual range −67% to +61%, limited history.How often it rose: 27%
Typical return −13.8%, usual range −58% to +350%, the high end runs past the chart's edge, limited history.How often it rose: 43%
Typical return +5.6%, usual range −49% to +223%, limited history.How often it rose: 54%
1 month to 1 year, by market regime
| Regime | 1 month | 2 months | 3 months | 6 months | 1 year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Risk-On | −5.9%41%25 | −10.0%42%16 | −17.1%36%10, limited history | too little history: 6 past 6-month periods | too little history: 4 past 12-month periods |
| Mildly On | −5.3%38%41 | −8.0%43%24 | −11.0%41%17 | −13.8%43%10, limited history | too little history: 5 past 12-month periods |
| Neutral | −2.4%46%53 | −4.3%45%31 | +0.4%50%21 | +5.6%54%13, limited history | too little history: 6 past 12-month periods |
| Mildly Off Today | −9.2%25%23 | −16.1%28%15 | −22.5%27%11, limited history | too little history: 9 past 6-month periods | too little history: 4 past 12-month periods |
| Risk-Off | too little history: 8 past 1-month periods | too little history: 6 past 2-month periods | too little history: 5 past 3-month periods | too little history: 4 past 6-month periods | too little history: 3 past 12-month periods |
| All regimesbaseline | −4.7%40%82 | −8.7%40%41 | −11.4%41%28 | −0.6%49%14, limited history | too little history: 7 past 12-month periods |
Figures in italics have limited history (10 to 14 past periods); a dash means too little history.
Versus the market
HBAR's typical 3-month return moves 5.4 times as much as the S&P 500's from one regime to another (HBAR −22.5% to +0.4%, S&P 500 +1.7% to +6.0%).
Today's reading: 24th percentile (0 most Risk-Off, 100 most Risk-On), as of Sep 25, 2026.
Like the market, HBAR has done worst from Mildly Off. That is today's regime. Risk-Off has too little history for HBAR to say whether it shared the market's bounce.
How to read this
Base rates, not forecasts. These describe what HBAR did after past days in each market regime. They are not forecasts: any single period can land far from the typical return, and a pattern from HBAR's history since 2019 may not hold in the years ahead.
The numbers. The typical return is the median: the middle outcome, with half of past periods better and half worse. The usual range holds 8 in 10 of them, from the 10th to the 90th percentile. Past periods are counted only when they do not overlap. Limited history means 10 to 14 such periods, shown in italics; too little history means fewer than 10, shown as a dash. HBAR history from September 17, 2019, data through September 26, 2026. Coins trade every day; the market regime is read on US market days, so every past period starts on one.
About the same. The sentence under the title sets HBAR's typical return in today's regime against its typical return across all markets; figures within half a point, or within a tenth of the larger one, count as about the same. Versus the market sets how far its typical return moves across regimes against the S&P 500's move, which says nothing about better or worse overall.
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