House Oversight Chair Comer seeks Kalshi and Polymarket records on insider-trading controls
Comer alleged 80+ Iran-linked “suspiciously timed” trades and cited a May 13 report on geopolitics and election contracts.
Hedera (HBAR) is currently trading at $0.088782, with a market capitalization of $3.85 billion, ranking #29 among all cryptocurrencies. Over the past 24 hours, Hedera is down 1.24%, trading between a low of $0.087835 and a high of $0.090835, with $71.26 million in trading volume. Hedera's all-time high was $0.569229, reached on September 15, 2021. Its all-time low was $0.009861 on January 2, 2020. Looking at broader trends, HBAR has declined 4.43% over the past 7 days and is down 2.94% over the past 30 days. There are currently 43.37 billion HBAR in circulation out of a maximum supply of 50.00 billion.
Comer alleged 80+ Iran-linked “suspiciously timed” trades and cited a May 13 report on geopolitics and election contracts.
Traders now focus on the $2.60–$3 resistance band that must break to keep a $5.75 wedge target in play.
The contracts will settle against ICE’s Brent and WTI benchmark prices and mark the first product from the firms’ March partnership.
The platform has appointed Mike Eidlin to lead local efforts while Japan remains on its restricted-jurisdiction list.
A break and hold above $77,000 is framed as cleared high-timeframe resistance, but the weekly supertrend reclaim remains the trigger.
The proposal could let third-party venues list tokenized equities without issuer approval, while the SEC’s final scope remains unresolved.