HBAR rejoins Coinbase 50 as Hedera rallies on rising volumes

Hedera’s HBAR has been reinstated to the Coinbase 50 Index, restoring its inclusion in the KraneShares Coinbase 50 ETF and COIN50 perpetuals as trading volume and price strengthen above resistance.

Hedera’s HBAR token has been reinstated to the Coinbase 50 Index after being removed shortly following the index’s initial launch, according to index documentation.

The re-inclusion means HBAR (HBAR) will be incorporated into financial products tracking the COIN50 index, including the KraneShares Coinbase 50 ETF and the Coinbase 50 Index Perpetual Future (COIN50-PERP).

HBAR was initially included when the index launched in late 2024 but was subsequently removed. The reasons for the original removal were not officially disclosed, though market observers noted speculation regarding whether the token met the index’s permissionless consensus requirements.

On November 26, 2025, Hedera experienced increased trading volume and price movement, with the token surpassing technical resistance levels, according to market data.

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The Coinbase 50 Index is a market-weighted index that tracks up to 50 of the largest and most liquid digital assets traded on the Coinbase exchange. Launched in November 2024, the index undergoes quarterly rebalancing to reflect market changes.

HBAR serves as the native cryptocurrency of the Hedera network, which utilizes hashgraph consensus technology rather than traditional blockchain architecture. The network is designed for decentralized applications and processes network payments.

The token’s inclusion in the KraneShares Coinbase 50 ETF provides exposure to HBAR through a regulated investment vehicle. The ETF structure allows traditional investors to gain access to the cryptocurrency through conventional brokerage accounts.

Hedera’s hashgraph consensus mechanism operates with different technical specifications than proof-of-work or proof-of-stake blockchains, focusing on transaction speed and network efficiency for enterprise use cases.