$ARB $HBAR *ARB - around $0.17*
Holding above strong support at 0.15–0.156, with buy signals on the lower timeframes. Its network is actually live, TVL is $1.5 billion, stablecoins total $3.4 billion, and revenue from Robinhood Chain has started flowing to the DAO. Its downside: an unlock in 8 days, on November 16, of 92 million tokens, which could put temporary pressure on it, and the frozen Binance funds case. If it holds above 0.176, it could open the way to 0.188; if it breaks below 0.15, it could drop to 0.14.

*HBAR - around $0.067*
A more established institutional project, with Google and IBM on its council. The SEC classifies it as a commodity, not a security, and it has an ETF. But technically, it’s weaker than ARB: it’s in a downtrend and below all moving averages. RSI at 31 indicates oversold conditions, but it still hasn’t formed a bottom. Its biggest problem: TVL is only $24 million, and daily fees are $4,000—meaning the companies are there, but they aren’t paying. Support is at 0.065, and resistance is at 0.075. Don’t buy unless it holds above 0.075, or consider accumulating in batches near 0.060 with a stop below 0.055.
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