His comments focused on EQTY and how Hedera’s infrastructure could be used to create verifiable records of actions carried out by AI agents. He also mentioned implementations involving Palantir, NVIDIA and Dell, and claimed that NVIDIA has integrated Hedera at the chip level through its Blackwell platform.
One of the bigger claims from the discussion is that AI agents could eventually generate as many as 50 billion transactions per day on Hedera. The post also estimated that each timestamped action could cost $0.008 worth of HBAR.
These numbers should be viewed as a potential future use case, not confirmed network demand. If large AI applications eventually use Hedera to record and verify agent activity, however, the model would create a direct link between network usage and HBAR demand because Hedera fees are denominated in U.S. dollars and paid with HBAR.
Where could the HBAR price go next?
The HBAR price has reached an important point after recovering from the lower price ranges. On the USD chart, $0.12066-$0.13000 is the immediate resistance area. A break above $0.13000 would bring $0.19323 into view, followed by $0.24119, $0.33184 and $0.38478.
A move below $0.110 could send the HBAR price toward $0.09936 and $0.08713. A deeper decline would then put $0.08420 and $0.07487 on the radar, but CoinCodex’s 1-month HBAR price prediction places the price at $0.1943 implying that analysts expect the price to climb above the current level.
For now, the HBAR price has several technical and fundamental factors supporting the recovery, but the overbought RSI readings leave room for consolidation before another major move. The $0.12066-$0.13000 area is the first major test, and HBAR’s reaction around that zone could determine whether the recovery continues toward the higher Fibonacci levels.
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