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The Hedera Hashgraph is an innovative DAG (Directed Acrylic Graph) that's directly compatible with Solidity-based smart contracts. Since the network itself has high transaction throughput, Hashgraph could become a fierce competitor against Ethereum in the future. Fees are ridiculously low, making "De-Fi" practical on Hedera Hashgraph. All it takes is for developers to migrate their ETH dApps into the Hashgraph DAG, for "HBAR" to become a big name in the crypto industry. It'll be an easy process considering that the network supports the Solidity programming language. It's like Ethereum on steroids. Yet, "HBAR" has a low price on the market. Maybe it's because people are not aware of its true benefits relative to Ethereum?

Do you think Hedera Hashgraph is better than Ethereum? If not, why? Does it have a future? Is "HBAR" extremely undervalued these days? Your input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. :)

Yeah, I think Hashgraph holds a future indeed. Scalability and low transaction fees are something I praise Hashgraph for. I knew this project from its private sale but due to not holding accredited investor status, I couldn't get that and I stopped following this one. But looking at the current price, I think it can be proved as a hidden gem.

in the end Hedera Hashgraph was only an alternative. Ethereum remains the platform of choice. I've seen platforms like Polkadot, Binance smart Chain, Tron and many other Dapps platforms that are trying to undermine the domination of ethereum. but in the end the new project still chose Ethereum. all of that because ethereum has a large community and has been supported by almost all exchanges. Try to see if there is a DEX with a larger volume on another network? no, the biggest DEX (Uniswap) is on the Ethereum platform. and there are many things that other platforms don't have. So regardless of the high cost, ethereum is still the best.

Isn't Hashgraph a patented technology and not open source? This is what I remember when reading about it. Is it a similar pattern to Ripple having control of most coins and selling them in the market? I see that HBAR supply keeps increasing, is this coming from mining or wallets opening and selling to new investors?

I do agree that Hedera has so much potential and you can even say that it is better than Ethereum for that matter. However, still investors, developers don't know that because everyone is on the bandwagon of ETH 2.0 and we all know that ETH is a prime mover so we can't argue about that.

But prime for prime? I would say that they are almost equal or Hedera is still far superior, at all corners.

It's an interesting definition and I believe that these overcoming qualities may have an effect in the near future but unfortunately we live in a moment of adhesion. Therefore, we must observe the basic concepts of the project and the number of strong hands in it. Another factor is the amount of supply that is 50 Billion coins and 6.6 Billion circulation and is an amount that is easy to handle by a small group of Whales.

Something to think about and Ethereum's supply is less and its adherence is greater as well.

maybe in terms of technology Hedera Hashgraph is superior, but ethereum is not just about technology. they have the support of loyal fans. This is what the developers consider why they want to use ethereum. and the question is whether Hedera Hashgraph could be like that. see the ethereum competitor platform today? they've tried to compete with ethereum, but in the end ethereum remains the best.

Hedera have high potential and can actually be more useful for the public than Ethereum but the fact is you aren't the one to make the decision, the smart contract adopters are the ones to make decisions here, if people notice the difference between hedera and Ethereum they may decide to leave eth blockchain for hedera but I still doubt it will happen, Ethereum have gain solid awareness and trust, it's not going to be easy

Hedera hashgraph is a new smart contract project and Ethereum is the project that introduced smart contract, that is a big difference, now ask yourself which one developers will trust more? The difference between a old project and a new project is different, people just trust old projects more

Are the low fees what makes the tokens built on the Ethereum network valuable or the decentralization of the network?
You need to pay a fee to secure your currencies, and if these fees are acceptable, the projects will not be carried over to another platform.
Ethereum developers will make several substantial updates in the coming months which, if successful, will greatly affect the liquidity and thus the price.
The price is what causes buyers to continue using Ether even if the fees increase.

They can't be rival to Ethereum in my honest opinion, they are open source but their pattern are more liken to that of ripple as you have said, but being a third generation public ledger with 10,000+ TPS¹ doesn't mean they are the best or will be competitors to Ethereum which already has good and solid developers in the industry.

This is a list of Blockchain dapps platform (as mentioned on dappradar.com):

There are 16 platforms that claim to be "better than Ethereum" and compete in the same market. It's still a long way before HBAR can be considered as a rival to ETH.

Every platform boosts of low transaction fees and scalability when the transaction going through the network are still very low until it's gets flooded with transactions over a period of time, Look at Ethereum when it was introduced. The purpose was to overcome Bitcoin's transaction fees and scalability issues but look where we are. Sometimes ETH fees and even way higher than Bitcoin's.

It is ok to post the advantages or the advanced features of the hedera hashgraph but i do not like such comparison statements with other coins as i believe each coin and project is unique. As far as ethereum is concerned i do not think hbar is ever going to take its place.

Yes, we have heard so much about this so called ETH killer but so far none has gone too close to consider a threat because ETH is still the most used Dapps my many projects in crypto space. BNB at one point in time says that it will be the next ETH but no, ETH still takes the number 1 spot in the altcoin market and I doubt that we will see someone toppling it in the future, not HBAR.

Yeah, HBAR is undervalued and has great tech but it will take another year of ICO investors dumping for the price to go up. It's better to hold other cryptos for now and wait it out.

It's a big lie, nothing can surpass Ethereum because it's Ethereum, smart contract came into crypto space through Ethereum, nothing can erase such accomplishment, it's why many investors feel at home when buying Ethereum for long term hold, Hedera hashgraph is a good project but still very new, it has a long way to go

Of course not, Hedera Hashgraph has done nothing on the network for it to be considered better than ethereum, it may have good prospects and the team might have a good road map to develop their network, but until all this is achieved and it starts to attract investors, and you know to attract investors the price has to be something worthy of being invested it, so they definitely have a long way to go, and for now theirs no comparison between it and ethereum. As for if they do have a future, I can't really comment on that, we have in the past seen projects looking good and promising only to end up in the dumps, so we have to wait and see if they have a future in the altcoin network.

Nobody care about your technology, if is the best or not in this space, the most important is how many people do your project make money. Hashgragh is a money grab project, so the upside was not high, most of those that invested into it realize this and were just looking to cash out

There are other new smart contract projects that are better than Ethereum in terms of technology, Hedera Hashgraph isn't the only one but still the decision isn't yours to make, people can abandon a new tech for old tech, why is Bitcoin taking the top still even when we have better projects that beat bitcoin with new techs? The answer is simple to figure out

Remember before, everyone was sure that Ethereum would kill the Bitcoin blockchain. But in reality, nothing like this has happened, there are not really any differences. It's just that some cryptocurrencies are growing because they are trusted, and others because they are used.

It's true that there are many competitors which claim to be better than Ethereum. Most (if not all) rival Blockchain networks have greater scalability than Ethereum due to the way they were designed. This translates into cheaper fees and faster transaction confirmation times to the end user. I think that there's something unique about Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) as it makes use of a DAG. Besides that, Hashgraph makes use of Ethereum's "EVM" to become directly compatible with Solidity-based smart contracts. Transactions are nearly instantaneous, while fees are ridiculously low. There's nothing stopping developers from migrating existing dApps from the ETH blockchain to HBAR. It seems that the switch has not been made yet, as Ethereum enjoys mainstream adoption unlike any other alternative blockchain network in the world today.

Despite soaring fees and slow transaction confirmation times, Ethereum's decentralization as all that matters for dApps to achieve true censorship resistance. That's something Hashgraph doesn't have, since the network's model is centralized. You'd either sacrifice decentralization for scalability or vice versa. For different purposes/needs will be the type of Blockchain to use for mainstream payments. My guess is that Hedera Hashgraph will find its own place in the business sector. Companies, merchants, and businesses alike will find Hashgraph to be a much more attractive option than Ethereum because of its low cost and blazing-fast speeds. The general public will find Ethereum a much more attractive option than Hashgraph because of its decentralization and censorship resistance. As long as each project work together to make crypto land a better place, nothing else matters. I'm expecting to see HBAR experience increased traction in the future as Ethereum becomes bloated with transactions on the Blockchain. But it'll never replace Ethereum since the latter has a large user base behind it. Just my opinion :)

Every time a lot of coins come in the market and promote the projects as the killer of bitcoin. But the reality is that their useless coins have no value other than Bitcoin. Those who promote other projects know that they have no existence without Bitcoin.

But ETH is definitely a good project so they are still doing well in the market, but it is not fair to compare it to Bitcoin.

Ethereum is one of the top coin in the CMC, HBAR has a potential market price at all but it is not comparable with ethereum and HBAR can not be better than ethereum because it has a strong network system and support and also a huge market. But HBAR don't have this type powerful network.

You do have a point there, mate. But I think that there's more to Hashgraph than meets the eye. Technically-speaking, HBAR is far superior than ETH. What it lacks is mainstream adoption to keep it going towards "infinity and beyond". By being compatible with Solidity-based smart contracts, it's easy enough to migrate ETH dApps into Hedera Hashgraph. The near-instant settlement times and ridiculously low fees on the Hashgraph network will make "De-Fi" practical again. It's becoming too expensive to interact with dApps on the Ethereum blockchain, as fees soar like there's no tomorrow. The ETH 2.0 upgrade will help alleviate the situation in the time being. But a long-term solution is needed if ETH proponents want people to stay on the network as much as possible. HBAR have all it takes to beat ETH with its high transaction capacity. Yet, people are inclined into ETH because it's the most decentralized smart contract platform in the world. That's why it's still at the top, while HBAR and other competitors are left behind in the dust.

Nonetheless, mainstream adoption is what determines a cryptocurrency project's level of success. So far, ETH is the most widely-adopted smart contract platform in the world. Most new dApps and tokens are built on ETH, giving the project a huge advantage over others. HBAR may survive in the long run, but it might never become a true contender of ETH. With many smart contract platforms on the market, the future of Hedera Hashgraph becomes highly uncertain. Just my opinion :)

Do you understand what you mean? Ethereum is at No. 2 in Coinmarketcap, on the other side Hedera Hashgraph is at No. 84. How can it be compared with ranking 2 with the ranking 84? Well, tell me one thing, who came up with the smart contract that Hedera Hashgraph is using? I believe the Hedera Hashgraph is in a much better position than other Crypto. But that doesn't mean it's 10 times better than Ethereum.

Lets face the truth. People are investing because of profits not the technology.
I may be wrong but that is what I'm seeing right now.

There are many coins in the bottom which has a better technology than most of the coins at the top and HBAR is one of them. Unfortunately, there isn't enough people to support it and people doesn't care about the technology. They care more about their profits than the technology behind the coin.

Comparing the 2 of them are kinda like you are comparing a huge company into a small company. Technology wise, HBAR might be better but lesser community and supporters compare to ETH.

Exactly. Most people are into crypto to make a quick buck. They don't care about an underlying cryptocurrency's tech as long as they're able to fill their pockets with money. Since Ethereum has the most "De-Fi" lending apps with attractive interest rates, people won't feel the need to switch to another blockchain network. Even with the high fees and slow transaction confirmation times of ETH, the vast majority of developers, businesses, companies, and individuals haven't gone anywhere. It's why Hedera Hashgraph will only remain as an alternative to the Ethereum blockchain than a true replacement.

Nonetheless, HBAR's low fees and blazing-fast transaction confirmation times makes it the perfect platform for "De-Fi". But the company is going the need to ramp up marketing/promotion efforts in order to attract prominent businesses and companies into it. No matter how far Hashgraph goes, it'll never be able to become a true contender of Ethereum because of the reasons explained earlier. You can't beat the "King of Smart Contracts" (Ethereum), the same way you can't beat the "King of Crypto" (which is Bitcoin). Competitors will eventually realize this, leading them to focus on "building" instead of trying to outmatch existing blockchain platforms. Just my opinion :)

How do you imagine a real competitor to Ethereum? This should be such a breakthrough project that all institutional investors were imbued with the idea of its development and threw all their efforts into promoting it. Currently, such a project does not exist and we will have to be content with what is available on the market.

all the top ten coin has substitute projects with better technology but the pioneering of successful project with time, community and huge capital makes the top coin difficult to compete with in the market. The chances of improvement had already been created by the projects as the flaws is already available. I may not choose Hedera over Ethereum as investment because of the trust but the technology might provide better platform for execution

It's a valid argument. I mean, no other smart contract platform compares to Ethereum when it comes to achieving security, decentralization, reliability, and censorship-resistance. Hedera Hashgraph may have all of the "bells and whistles", but it lacks mainstream adoption. Not to mention, it has a centralized design. Technically speaking, HBAR is superior than ETH. But as I've said many times before, all that matters is mainstream adoption and decentralization. It's no wonder why ETH is still at the top, while its competitors are always one step behind.

Nonetheless, Hedera Hashgraph is an interesting concept that makes use of a DAG to improve scalability for smart contracts. Whenever it'll be a success in the long run or not, it's yet to be determined. With so many new smart contract platforms on the market right now, it'll be difficult for HBAR to stay ahead of the game. All of the attention is on Polkadot, Binance Smart Chain, and Ethereum, as new "De-Fi" apps take the world by storm. Mentions about building dApps on Hedera Hashgraph have been little to non-existent. If this keeps up, HBAR could fade into oblivion faster than you could imagine. Just my thoughts ;D

Great Hashgraph Interview @ GBA Blockchain 2021:
https://spa-assets.eventxtra.com/786UVU6VpKeu35WEEqJAW5T25QTEBt8aku31AX87gbLD/Day%201%20-%2013.%20Innovation%20Ecosystems,%20Hashgraph%20Applications--1617104305209.mp4
(via https://twitter.com/animocabrands/status/1379490652120055812)

The problem with crypto community and most developer's is that they have a one sided thinking, eth is seen as the king of alts hence no other project can be better technologically wise, even now that they are yet to resolve scalability issue and high transaction fees many people don't see anything wrong in that,

Hedera may be good but who many dev will use it and the crypto community won't adapt, everyone is already used to erc20, not ready to try something new,
Most of the project switching to bsc right is because their hands are tied, they feel they have no choice while there are many alternatives out there. Eth will always be at the top.

Up to today, only 1m people worldwide owns a NFT yet. There is lot's of space for newcomers to reach the top.. ;)

ETH has huge developer support unlike any other smart contract platform in the industry. But things could change as the ETH blockchain becomes utterly expensive and slow for day-to-day use. Always remember that nothing lasts forever. ETH may be the "King of altcoins" right now, but it could lose its position in the future if it doesn't stay ahead of the game. Constant delays in adopting certain network upgrades for scalability will force people to look for other alternatives on the market.

Binance Smart Chain (powered by BNB) is on the rise, while other scalable smart contract platforms are starting to gain traction. Hedera Hashgraph is widely compatible with the EVM, so it has a better chance of success than its rivals. It's like "Ethereum on steroids" with near-instant transaction finality and ultra-low costs. The only downside is Hedera Hashgraph's centralized model. But if BNB has been a widespread success (even though it's centralized), so can HBAR. Hashgraph has the potential to take the "De-Fi" world by storm. Everything will depend on developer's (and the community's) efforts to make it a success in the long run.

Nonetheless, HBAR is still superior than ETH from a technical standpoint. It lacks mainstream adoption as people are focused solely on ETH. Whenever Hedera Hashgraph will become a success or a failed experiment, it's yet to be seen. We cannot predict the future so anything can happen within a couple of years from now. At least, the coin is actively traded on the market. As long as the network is still alive, people will have an alternative to ETH that's fast, cheap, and easy to use. Just my opinion :)

The board of governors of Hedera Hashgraph from 23 organizations allocated 10.7 billion HBAR tokens worth $ 5 billion to accelerate the implementation of the network.
Hedera said that the newly created HBAR Fund will be allocated 5.4 billion tokens worth $ 2.5 billion. The remaining amount will be used for other initiatives aimed at strengthening the development of the Hedera ecosystem. 
source: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2021/09/16/hedera-governing-council-approves-5b-in-hbar-tokens-to-boost-network-adoption/


Today, the HBAR token reached its historical maximum and was trading at $0.567.
https://i.ibb.co/NWFwyYz/2021-09-16-203306.jpg (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/hedera-hashgraph/)

HBAR is a hidden gem waiting to blossom someday. All of the attention is on Binance Chain, Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano, while HBAR is left behind in the dust. The Hedera Hashgraph platform is much superior than its rivals as it makes use of a DAG for high transaction throughput and cost efficiency. After all, tansactions are confirmed almost instantly at a fraction of the cost. More organizations and companies are joining the Hashgraph ecosystem, as they realize its true benefits. Imagine how big the cryptocurrency will become if developers create "killer" dApps on the platform. It would probably soar all the way into the top 10 ranks in market cap.

Technically speaking, HBAR is better than ETH. But it's lacking behind in terms of decentralization, security, and censorship-resistance. It's the reason why Ethereum is still the "King of Altcoins". How far will HBAR go will greatly depend on mainstream demand. I'd be surprised if HBAR goes towards "double digits" within 5-10 years from now. Just my opinion :)

WOW its been a few years since anyone posted here....
Well due to recent HBAR progress i think this thread might start being more active as HBAR climbs the ranks and people want to learn more about the project.

DHNCRYPTO
@WadeTeamer
#FedNow has added another company to its Services Provider Showcase. Micro Payments company
@droppcc
. Dropp enables micro payments in $HBAR, USD and $USDC
This means banks in the US looking for micro payments services can now use #Hedera technology.
Dropp will enable Real time payments thru FedNow. Process customers credit transfers and handle incoming payments.
Not all service providers can do both. Which means HBAR tech has higher standing in this case.

https://twitter.com/WadeTeamer/status/1681845298153287681
Just realized $HBAR governing council member FIS is also listed as a #FEDNOW services provider. Interesting 🤔

https://www.tahawultech.com/interviews/one-of-our-key-differentiators-is-the-fact-that-we-have-a-governing-council-structure-stefan-deiss-hedera/


The Hedera Governing Council is a decentralized and transparent governing body of independent, global organizations consisting of enterprises, web3 projects, and prestigious universities.

https://files.hedera.com/Hedera_Council_Overview_2023_05.pdf?
https://cdn.sanity.io/images/2bt0j8lu/production/0b3c04b83da7add62ec96a1d228306e65e48501e-1280x720.png?w=714&fit=max&auto=format&dpr=3


https://www.cryptopolitan.com/hedera-hbar-form-partnership-with-mastercard/
In a groundbreaking move that promises to reshape the landscape of digital finance, Hedera (HBAR) has announced a strategic partnership with FreshSupplyCoAu to integrate with the Continuity API. This integration will enable seamless connections to banks and the Mastercard Network, bridging the gap between decentralized blockchain technology and conventional financial infrastructure.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ00IDd0Mds
28min, HBAR founder Mance explains HBAR, Mastercard, Hyundai, Dropp and Fednow usecase.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aJWbqr5J0k
Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) 4 Billion Transaction To Hedera!! & Hedera To Power Australia?! #HBAR


https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/news-releases/web3-social-media-app-calaxy-raises-26m-to-revolutionize-creator-economy-865446048.html
LOS ANGELES, June 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Calaxy, the open social marketplace built for creators, by creators is set to reinvent the way celebrities and fans interact after a successful raise of $26 million in strategic funding. The HBAR Foundation and Animoca Brands co-led the raise, with additional support from Polygon.

https://calaxy.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5d0CvIGm1c
Calaxy officially launched on August 10, 2023 at 9 AM ET, ushering in a new era of Creator monetization and fan engagement.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsbjFatFan0
HEDERA HBAR JUST CHANGED THE GAME | CALAXY GOES LIVE, $250 BILLION DISRUPTION
CBDCs being built on HBAR?

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hedera-hashgraph-integrates-emtech-cbdc-103140489.html


https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230525005864/en/West-African-Monetary-Institute-WAMI-Partners-with-EMTECH-SOLUTIONS-INC-to-Modernize-Fintech-Regulatory-Frameworks-Across-the-West-African-Monetary-Zone

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230719906206/en/EMTECH-Releases-its-Web-3-Enabled-Central-Banking-Digital-Currency-Innovation-Kit-For-Fintechs




https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2023/08/210981-cbdcs-emtech-a-provider-of-central-banking-infrastructure-secures-additional-funding/
Emtech founder Carmelle Cadet stated that the firm will launch its initial version of a CBDC platform in late 2023.

The firm noted:

“As the world rapidly evolves in the digital age, the concept of currency is undergoing a significant digital transformation. Imagine if the central banks that print paper cash today decide to use Blockchain or Distributed Ledger Technology to introduce even 10% of the over $10T of paper cash in circulation today. Imagine if that could be done in a way that allows the digital cash to be as trusted as paper cash, to move peer to peer like bitcoin, to be used in real time via various channels like QR codes, USSD, cold wallets, hosted wallets and doesn’t require a bank account to hold or use.”


https://y.yarn.co/2e8794b8-1c38-4428-9002-dcc2ae7a5be3_text.gif


Is HBAR the ETH killer.......Its def going to try.

https://media.tenor.com/_CrPFJsdtn0AAAAC/monster-waking-up-dracula.gif

Both platforms have potential use cases and are actively developing their ecosystems. Ethereum's transition to Ethereum 2.0 aims to address its scalability issues, and it remains a major player in the blockchain space. Hedera Hashgraph's future success will depend on its ability to attract developers, applications, and partnerships. Ultimately, whether Hedera Hashgraph is better than Ethereum depends on the specific use case, requirements, and goals of a project. Both platforms have their strengths and weaknesses, and the choice between them should be made based on careful consideration of these factors.

The image you posted with companies supporting their governing body includes many heavily centralized giants. Looks like a great reason to stay away!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ty9Q7B5Hl8
Dr. Leemon Baird explains Hedera’s decentralized governance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7zS95Mnl_M
HEDERA Hashgraph's Governing Council. Who are they and WHAT DO THEY DO? Hbar update today

The FED's "partnership" with Hedera Hashgraph is going to be huge. It's likely the market price of HBAR will soar towards new heights for an extended period of time. Compared to Ethereum, Hashgraph is 10x faster and cheaper to use for day-to-day payments. What I don't like about it is the level of centralization existent within the network. Sort of like Ripple's XRP "cryptocurrency". Why would I want lower fees and faster confirmation times, if mainstream governments could easily shut down the network at will?

If I put my money into HBAR, it would be a very small portion of it. The rest will be put into ETH for safekeeping. Investors/traders don't care about decentralization as long as they're able to make "the big bucks". Who knows if this will help HBAR rise all the way towards the top ranks in market cap? Just my thoughts ;D

Dropp built on HBAR to add ETH,POLY AND AVAX for USDC payments that FEDNOW users can soon use  :o
When USDC is used on DROPP with the 3 newly added blockchains the USDC will be converted onto HBAR thus increasing HBAR USDC liquidity.
More chains will be added in coming months, SOL is one of em.

I can't imagine how hyped HBAR will be with the "FEDNOW" partnership. It's likely the coin will reach $1 before the end of the year. That's if investors keep "pumping" it like crazy. But it's hard to believe this will become a reality, especially when the crypto market is in a prolonged bearish period.

I wouldn't expect Hashgraph to last a long time because it's centralized. Only BTC and LTC will. Even Ethereum has been compromised. Between ETH and HBAR, I'd prefer ETH because it's less centralized than HBAR. The only downside are the high fees and slow confirmation times. Who knows what the future holds for both cryptocurrencies? Just my opinion :)

I might take a second look at hbar. Thanks for the tip. My initial response to this post was skeptical. Everyone so far who have said that they were "better" than eth were full of it.

But i have to respect your timing of your original post. At the time of shilling HBAR had around $200M marketcap. Which started to grow up to around $6.5B marketcap in one year.

I heard recently from one of the HBAR team the reason for the governing body is for reliability. The people that are going to use HBAR most..like FED,Mastercard,Addidas,google and the rest cannot risk any type of fork wars or unknown whales controlling the system.
HBAR design fits its usecase...which imo is huge.
Agree it will go over $1 ...but i think it will go even higher and will remain a part of web.3 for a long time...its only at the start just now.

Also the up coming unlock in a few days i think is priced in and HBAR is very close the bottom.
Im loading up now and if it drops more i will buy more. :)

I would say that just because it has a good marketing doesn't mean that it will go better. I have not checked the marketcap growth so I can't really say if it's good or not, but realize that when they convince people like you, and you end up buying, that is the reason the price goes up.

So you buy and make it go higher, and then someone else sees it go higher and they buy because of you, and then someone else buys because of them and this continues until the crash. Be aware, and be vary of the situation, if you really want to buy then do it but always keep an eye on it and if you could potentially have a stop loss, then I would suggest that you use that stop loss to avoid any big loss you might have in the future.

Happy i got in before the crypto take off a few hours ago  :)
Im grabbing more now 5.5cents...is insanely cheap and its still one of the coins thats not taken off yet...i think mega 🚀 is due anytime now.

BTW has anyone tried sending HBAR...its def one of the fastest cryptos and cheapest ive ever used to send p2p and e2e...i highly recommend trying....

There's no room for forks because the Hashgraph network is built on a DAG (Directed Acrylic Graph). It's a completely different architecture from that of an ordinary Blockchain network such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. This allows the network to process transactions more efficiently while keeping costs low. As I've said before, I don't like the fact that HBAR is centralized. Only those allowed/permitted to run a full node will be able to support the network. It's no wonder why Hashgraph took the attention of The FED.

With "FEDNOW", the US government will be able to proceed with its agenda of launching a CBDC to the public. And Hashgraph will become a part of this new system. People won't get to enjoy the same benefits as with a decentralized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin (which are freedom and financial privacy). Fees may be high on BTC, but it's the best alternative you'll find against traditional Fiat. Staying on topic, I believe ETH will remain the #1 smart contract platform in the world for a long, long time. Hashgraph won't come as close to ETH in terms of market cap and mainstream adoption. Who knows how long will HBAR last? Just my thoughts ;D

I didnt know about Hedera Hashgraph or "HBAR" before, but Im always curious. However, Hedera Hashgraph sounds like it could challenge Ethereum. Dont jump to conclusions! A lot of transactions each hour? Will Solidity support it? too-low fees? Not surprisingly, Hedera Hashgraph is prepared to be the next big thing. The issue remains: Is Ethereum on steroids or just a trend? Interesting that the market hasn't caught up. They may love Ethereum too much to see a fault or not notice it.

If Hedera Hashgraph can do what you describe, "HBAR" may be grossly underrated. Remember that Ethereum has a strong developer community and a lot of trust. Switching everyone at once is difficult. Every new technology has issues to fix. How will Hedera Hashgraph compare to Ethereum? Its too early to say, but worth investigating. If it keeps its promises, change may favor it. As for "HBAR," the market will correct itself if undervalued. After telling me about it, its on my to-do list. Thanks for the heads-up, and keep sharing ideas.

Its all about usecase. Centralized services like FEDNOW and the others want a centralized scalable DLT solution.

Im actually very disappointed with ETH since its move to POS. I fully expected ETH to scale like all the other POS chains have..instead they chose the L2 path to scale...the whole point of switching from POW to POS was scalability....which hasnt happened on ETH.
Also "ETH Vitalik: Centralized USDC could decide the future of contentious ETH hard forks. Speaking at the BUIDL Asia event in Korea, Vitalik Buterin said that centralized stablecoins like USDC & USDT will become significant deciders in future hard forks.5 Aug 2022"
ETH isnt as decentralized as it used to be and if for whatever reason Vitalik ever decided he was going to leave ETH...that could be the end for ETH.

Financial Businesses need cheap , fast and high throughput and some would prefer centralized options on top like the FED,
For people all over the world want to use a decentralized cryptocurrency Bitcoin BCH is the cheapest and fastest option...if they just want to hodl and store value they can do that with btc. :)

Agree with what your saying...
HBAR has done almost 20bill tx this year ....imagine if the dapps on Hbar did the same number on ETH...how much would it have cost them in fees! over $50billion at least.

All other projects that have advantages over ethereum or the same smart contracts have never been and will never be ethereum killers. In fact, there are many projects on the market that could take ethereum's place, but it's really all about strong patrons. If ethereum didn't have serious people, it would have been replaced by another project long ago.

HBAR unlocka happened over 24h ago...price is exactly 5cents....this isnt gonna last long...we all filling up bags...😋

Just saw this from June 25
https://www.cryptopolitan.com/chatgpt-and-hbar-integration-ai-blockchain/
ChatGPT and HBAR Integration: The integration of ChatGPT with the Hedera network through a dedicated plugin allows seamless access to HBAR and token balances.
Advantages and Potential: This fusion offers several benefits, including verifiable AI-generated content and fast, low-cost transactions.

Hashgraph is the obvious choice because of its high-performance and cost-efficiency. It's certainly more scalable than both ETH and BTC. If "FEDNOW" turns out to be a huge success, other banking institutions and companies will join the game. This means a higher-priced HBAR in the future.

I feel sorry for ETH as it chose centralization on top of everything else. Not only that, but it's shifting its focus to L2 like you've said. This is not a long-term solution to fix the "scaling problem". Why do you think BTC introduced the concept of "block weight" after it adopted SegWit? That was to scale on-chain to avoid future bottlenecks (although it's still not enough to meet the demands of everyday users). BTC essentially increased the block size limit, although indirectly. I guess HBAR will "eat ETH's cake", with its on-chain approach to scalability. Who knows if becomes the third-largest crypto in market cap soon? Just my thoughts ;D

Hedera may turn out to be 100 times better than ETH and more decentralized, but what's the point if the roles remain the same. ETH will still be the king of altcoins, with all its flaws, and Hedera will be another ether killer that few people will care about, as all liquidity will be concentrated in ETH. Note, bitcoin and ethereum have very weak blockchains, in terms of scalability, but they are the most popular. This is a good example that technology is not crucial to the proliferation of networks in the industry.

Who knows - we don't know how long something like that will last, but it's probably just a matter of time.
Regulation may be the reason why the scalability of bitcoin and ETH is not really needed by some people who only hope to profit from both. However, if the government simultaneously adopts cryptocurrencies - then I am sure the mindset will change and people will take advantage of cryptocurrencies that have faster transaction speeds and cheaper fees.

True, but for how long? I really hope that some competitors like Headera Hashgraph or Solana get more visibility in 2024. Ethereum as the only altcoin is not right..

They would shine soon. Ethereum on paper is of no comparison to Hedera or Solana. It's just the headstart of Ethereum that's been keeping it on the upfront. No way can ethereum hold upto the hype of a bull run. It would be just stuck with congestion when people would start trading in volumes. I've been following and buying solana for quite a time now but I nearly forgot about the hedera project. Though not as fast as solana, Hedera would be a cheaper option for transaction with its low price. Thanks to this post from 2020, I could buy hedera now in the similar price as it was in 2020.

In order for people to change their attitude towards cryptocurrencies and value their technological properties first, infrastructure is needed. Why do people need cryptocurrencies if they are not implemented much? We know about the integration of bitcoin, ETH, USDT and a few other cryptocurrencies that allow real world interactions through crypto solutions. Otherwise, all other altcoins do not bring any benefits and solutions, they are just speculative bubbles and people see them only as a lottery, the ability to make money on resale and nothing else. As long as there is no infrastructure, but only exchanges, people will see cryptocurrency as an investment component.

https://twitter.com/hedera/status/1698886541060276535
Hedera
#Hedera: 20 Billion Transactions

1,738 days for the first 10 billion -
100 days for the next 10 billion.

Real-world adoption; real-world utility.
#HelloFuture

It's true - infrastructure is needed, but realization is always difficult.
The main thing I'd note is that regulations are still not very supportive - it's going to hinder infrastructure growth making real use cases for these crypto/altcoins very difficult to achieve.

If the government is racing to revise its regulations and adopt cryptocurrencies - then I'm sure the infrastructure you mean can be built everywhere. The real use cases are increasing and the technology is much more usable. But back to the first chapter - it's very difficult.

Locked and loaded....prepared for lift of... 8)
HBAR doing over 1bill tx every 10 days or over 100mill daily tx
Soon it will be doing over a bill daily tx and not long before it becomes the first coin to surpass the trill tx

Having HBAR bags at 5 cents are the....
https://media.tenor.com/xkEW8XHxrCQAAAAC/charlie-and-the-chocolate-factory-golden-ticket.gif

HBAR will be at least a top 5 coin..maybe even higher rank.
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From the concept "HBAR" is good but dominantly people still like ETH, this is also the same as the Zcash coin (ZEC) which if read has more advantages in terms of privacy and anonymity compared to BTC where they also use a transaction pattern that is almost the same as BTC and BTC is still the main idol of investors in reality.

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Hederararara~rarararara Means I Love You
@SYCR6h8A4qUyAHf
https://bcw.group

#Hedera #BCW-Group

BCW Group will connect Hedera and their partners with each other.

I agree that XRP sidechains and HBAR will overtake Ethereum. Ethereum is a generation 2 blockchain, we are already on generation 3 when it comes to technical capabilities. Also, chains that don't have a technical advantage (Solana) or business usecase (Q Blockchain governance) will not survive long term.

The introduction of new technology is always accompanied by difficulties. When the first debit cards and electronic payments appeared, there was no developed infrastructure where we could use this technology in every establishment or store, but 30 years later it became elementary and the adoption of this technology became mass. With a cell phone, you can pay anywhere and everywhere, even without a physical card. The crypto industry is very young, it's only 14 years old, so there's still more to come. I hope that by this time the crypto market will clean itself well and a lot of clones will simply disappear and will not clutter the industry and the development of this industry.

I think Worldpay is one of the groups behind the huge daily tx on HBAR.
Worldpay from FIS is a global leader in payment processing with expertise as a payment gateway provider in the UK.
Worldpay is the worlds largest payment processor..AMAZON ,Netflix and almost every online payment we make goes through Worldpay.
They are using Hedera to store POR on USDC whenever their clients like VISA./MASTERCARD use USDC through worldpays network.


Also SSS...stablecoin settlement solution...THIS IS LIVE NOW.

Worldpay working with Circle for unlimited USDC liquidity.
USDC on HBAR is being used by Worldpay as an option for global buisness,USDC HBAR is a settlement currency...wow.
Highly recommend listening to the full video (link at bottom) then follow what happens from 14th SEPT WORLDPAY event.



https://twitter.com/hedera/status/1700464060628656359
Upcoming session,
@token2049:Sep 14 | 10:30AM SGT
“The Future of Payments: Transparency & Proof of Reserves”
@Worldpay_Global
 Head of #Crypto and #Web3 Nabil Manji explores the future of payments and addressing #stablecoin uncertainty with Proof-of-Reserve - built on #Hedera.


https://twitter.com/GenfinityIO/status/1681340525994033157
Generation Infinity
@GenfinityIO
Worldpay from FIS = 40B TXs, $1.7T Volume Annually
🚨Last week in our Hedera Corner Twitter Space🚨
We learned for the FIRST time Worldpay has a live proof of concept leveraging
@hederafor $USDC/Stablecoin Proof of Reserves👀
Worldpay + Circle + Hedera



Which countries use Worldpay?
Global Presence
WorldPay operate globally and serve merchants across 146 countries with 25 office locations in key markets. The majority of WorldPay's 4,500 staff are located in the UK, the US, India and Canada but are also present in Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Japan, China, Sweden, the Netherlands and Singapore.


What is the largest payment gateway in the UK?
Worldpay Payment Gateway
Worldpay has been part of Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) Global since 2019 and is used by over 250,000 UK small and medium enterprises. It is the UK's biggest payment service provider and it offers everything you need to accept payments online, in-store and over the phone.


How many merchants are on Worldpay?
Global expertise
Our 30+ years of experience fuel global commerce on a massive scale with 130 million transactions processed globally for over a million merchants in more than 135 currencies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiL7WioCn68
Gossip about Gossip: Proof of Reserve - Addressing Stablecoin Uncertainty with Worldpay from FIS
Hedera
36.5K subscribers
 11 months ago


The highly respected..Mike Maloney is an early investor in HBAR....and cant believe how cheap it is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8jP15QEy44
"HBAR Trading At Just 5c Makes NO SENSE TO ME" - Mike Maloney on Hedera
GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney)
736K subscribers
34K views  1 month ago

The thing is Ethereum still dominates a large portion of the crypto market. It may be slow and expensive to use, but it was the first blockchain network to introduce the concept of "smart contracts". You simply can't beat "The King". It's like saying Ripple or Solana will "beat" Bitcoin, when the latter started the whole crypto craze. This is called "first-mover advantage".

It's all about the use cases a cryptocurrency provides, instead of what shiny-new features it has. Hashgraph is fast and cheap to use, but its ecosystem is relatively small. It's also centralized, where only a few players get to dictate the future direction of the project. At least, we're not tied to a single option. Who knows how far will HBAR go? Just my opinion :)

du and Hashgraph Association partner to revolutionise blockchain solutions at Envision 2023


Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company P.J.S.C., commercially rebranded as du in February 2007, is one of the two main telecom operators in the United Arab Emirates. du offers fixed line, mobile telephony, internet and digital television services across the UAE.

https://www.zawya.com/en/press-release/companies-news/du-and-hashgraph-association-partner-to-revolutionise-blockchain-solutions-at-envision-2023-q6w6g6qz
As part of this strategic alliance, du and the The Hashgraph Association will provide innovative blockchain solutions to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), governmental institutions, and municipalities. Leveraging the efficiency of Hashgraph on a decentralised, public network, the Hedera Distributed Ledger Technology ensures a trusted and reliable foundation for the newly developed solutions. Target sectors include manufacturing, healthcare, education, smart cities, and agriculture, catering to a wide range of industries seeking secure and efficient applications.

I also believe that Hashgraph will soon become king and will replace Ethereum. Even though it looks difficult, I'm sure people will choose a fast and cheap network. Although it takes time but I have taken the initiative to invest in Hashgraph. This is a promising project.

aaaaaaaand we have lift off  ;D

The beginning of something huge.....
HBAR taking stablecoins to the next level....

A few hours ago and more to come....
https://twitter.com/rob_nodl/status/1702153125048512803
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https://hedera.com/blog/stablecoin-studio-an-open-source-sdk-now-available-on-the-hedera-network-enabling-any-organization-to-easily-build-stablecoin-applications

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eThs08nUsLI&t=1s
How to Issue Stablecoins on Hedera: Stablecoin Studio Intro and Installation

https://twitter.com/hedera/status/1702237252825256401

#Hedera Co-Founder
@ManceHarmon
 takes to the stage at #TOKEN2049 to talk #Stablecoin Studio: the end-to-end stablecoin solution for #web3 platforms, institutions, issuers, and payment providers.
@token2049
 



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The technology Hedera is using is innovative. Big companies are using it; they have 10,000 TPS, and they have fixed transaction fees no matter what the congestion of the blockchain is. They are using EVM technology, so it is easy to move a project from Ethereum to Hedera. The project claims that it can solve blockchain trilemma, but their nodes are not public and is controlled by 39 companies, which makes it partially centralized. It has backing from companies like Google, and they won't let it fail that easily, but they need to keep up with the development of other projects, otherwise they will lose value.

I'd argue that Solana network is also one of the bigger competitors to Ethereum, especially for NFTs. During some periods, they have higher transaction volume with Solana compared to Ethereum.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Hedera/comments/16j90hh/when_it_comes_to_stablecoins_its_built_around/
“When it comes to stablecoins, it’s built around trust. It gives our clients a level of transparency into settlement payments that you can’t get in the fiat system." Watch Nabil Manji, Head of Crypto for one of our validators FIS, present Axiom, oracle service on Hedera.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eThs08nUsLI
How to Issue Stablecoins on Hedera: Stablecoin Studio Intro and Installation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh7f_VX1iY0
How to Issue Stablecoins on Hedera: Create a Stablecoin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7sNXD5GKWA
How to Issue Stablecoins on Hedera: Proof of Reserve

I think that Zcash is a very good project but not many people know about it. This is difficult because the community is small so it is difficult to introduce Zcash to more people. What makes Bitcoin famous is that apart from being the first cryptocurrency in the world, the community that almost surrounds all crypto users is a strong reason why Bitcoin will never be replaced.

Regarding Hbar as I have said before that it is a good project and I am very sure that one day Hbar will replace Ethereum as the best smart contract.

What does IDEMIA do?
Supporting the national security interests of the United States of America, IDEMIA National Security Solutions (NSS) specializes in providing biometric identification services, enrollment, physical access control, monitoring, and secure identity credentials.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_EbZ0QBbno
IDEMIA's Secure Offline Payment Solution for CBDCs and stablecoins
IDEMIA
9 months ago  #CBDC #stablecoin


Sep 6, 2023 :o
NEW DELHI: Identity technologies and biometric solutions provider IDEMIA
https://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/internet/idemia-partners-airtel-payments-bank-hmd-global-to-expand-reach-of-digital-rupee/103424829
The organisations aim to work together to launch an “advanced offline payment system” over the coming months that facilitate the use of the digital Rupee on feature phones with the objective of driving financial inclusion, said IDEMIA on Wednesday.6 Sept 2023

https://www.business-standard.com/content/press-releases-ani/bharat-blockchain-yatra-kickstarted-with-curtain-raiser-event-at-t-hub-hyderabad-123081200345_1.html
Stefan Deiss from The Hashgraph Association eloquently shared Hedera's profound vision for India's blockchain landscape and unveiled the "Hedera India Hackathon 2023"

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/wipro-joins-hedera-hashgraph-governing-council/articleshow/74703951.cms
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/ites/ibm-indias-tata-join-us-tech-platforms-governing-council/articleshow/70645136.cms?from=mdr

Not only Hashgraph uses the EVM, but it also has a much more efficient consensus mechanism (a sort of DAG). This reduces transaction wait times and fees by a large margin. Being centralized itself, makes Hashgraph superior than ETH in terms of performance and cost-efficiency. However, this comes at a cost of lower uptime and censorship (single point of failure). You'd have to decide which Blockchain network is best depending on your needs.

I see Hedera Hashgraph as the ideal "digital ledger" for businesses and companies alike. That's because of the way it was designed. For individuals, Ethereum would be the platform of choice. HBAR is still new to the industry, so we should give it more time to mature. Who knows how much it'll be worth in the future? Just my thoughts ;D

Following Hedera's success, there are new projects coming to the market that also use DAG technology with upgraded features. Hashgraph is better than ETH in terms of cost efficiency and performance, but it cannot provide the security that ETH can offer. As I have already mentioned, the private node system makes it partially centralized, and if some of the node operators want, they can harm the ecosystem with a coordinated attack.

Not sure if ETH is a decentralized as it used to be....very interesting info here regarding ETH censorship.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AulxzTP0FV0
Ethereum Is Dying (Sad)
Bitcoin University

Also ETH has the EEA just like HBAR has the governing council...



https://twitter.com/LukeMikic21/status/1691239447688355841
Luke Mikic⚡️🇸🇻🇦🇺 9-5 Escape Artist
@LukeMikic21
Vitalik: “ALL the ETH L2 roll ups have back doors.”

SoUnDs dEcEnTrAlIzEd.



More .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVuJ_J-i1uo
              Vitalik's Many Backdoors (Ethereum Rollups)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFd24spWXCg
Ethereum Will Be Centralized Post Merge
Son of a Tech


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFpekio0j50
Why Ethereum Is More Centralized Than Before

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/16rc6x0/cbdc_update_tps_speeds_design_team/
HAMILTON
MIT's Project Hamilton is now concluded. Their work was handed to OpenCBDC. Hamilton hit throughputs of 1.70 to 1.84 million TPS.

Partners:
GFT Digital
Kaleido
IDEMIA




IDEMIA and Hamilton's Reserve are both using HBAR....

https://www.reddit.com/r/Hedera/comments/16fyn2p/update_on_idemia_and_the_digital_rupee/


Very interesting on how HBAR will be used.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiztNT_L00I
Hamilton's Reserve - Disrupting Banks with Hedera - Hedera HBAR Forum
3,909 views  25 Apr 2022
Hamilton's Reserve is doing so much more than allowing card users to spend their crypto, they are creating a 'different settlement path all together' using Hedera Smart Contracts 2.0. This is not a superficial partnership, Hedera's technology is integral to the goal of Hamilton's Reserve, disrupting banks and payments all together.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yN4X74h8hE
HBAR Weekly Update – World’s #1 Payments Processor Targets CBDCs Using Hedera
The HBAR Bull
12.5K subscribers
3.1K views  2 days ago  #BuiltOnHedera

I think DAGs existed way before Hashgraph became "a household name". If I'm not mistaken, it all started with Nano (formerly known as RaiBlocks). The technology was perfected by other projects, particularly Hashgraph and IOTA. We now have several projects which make use of a DAG for high performance and cost-efficiency. Transactions settle almost instantly, while fees are practically zero. This is great for cross-border payments and even "De-Fi" applications.

Unfortunately, DAGs are not as popular as traditional Blockchain networks such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. That's because they're fairly new to the scene. I'd give them more time to see what happens. Who knows if someday HBAR will climb all the way towards to top 5 coins in market cap? :)




Ironic, isn't it? On one side, Ethereum wants to be the "decentralized platform for web applications", while on the other side, it wants to go along with business' own interests. Either ETH sacrifices decentralization in favor of high performance and cost-efficiency or all the other way around. It seems to me that the project chose the latter option with its transition to PoS. Things will only get worse as CEXs "hold all of the cards". After all, they're the major "stakeholders" of ETH (the cryptocurrency). There will be no difference between ETH and HBAR in the long run, thanks to the aforementioned entities.

At least, the project is open source. With the original blockchain still with us (Ethereum Classic), we should have nothing to worry about. ;)

HBAR MC already at 1.6b, maximum gains maybe 10x to be extreme?

Lets find some jewels

https://www.reddit.com/r/Hedera/comments/17d3rcs/bitcoin_core_dev_exposes_lightning_network_flaw/
  btc has failed to scale with LN....

Hedera is actually the most decentralized because governance is actually handled by all these participating companies. And their terms are limited, so they can't be members forever. As a proof of stake, the power is not consolidated in the hands of a few like ethereum does. It's faster, greener, and cheaper. Yet there is another opinion: big companies in the GC don't produce revenue. Efficiency doesn't produce revenue. Nothing mentioning matters as long as Hedera isn't profitable, and Hedera could 10x their transaction volume overnight and they still would not be profitable despite being half a decade old. At this glacial pace of progress, Hedera will be lucky to hit 20 cents by 2026.

  If I look at his 24-hour trading volume, it's not bad at all https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/hedera, and it really has the potential to keep up with the bull run. Because it's no joke to have a volume of around 70 million dollars almost every day. That's why it doesn't seem like it's enough to say that it's better than Ethereum. I think HBAR still has a long way to go to catch up with Ethereum right now in the market.

  But I'm not closing myself off from investing here in HBAR because it can also give me a profit in the future somehow. In short, it is also good to be included in the holdings, in my opinion.

https://twitter.com/hbar_to_moon/status/1720869466333134930
BREAKING:
#Hedera is breaking new ATH Network records:
Total Transactions in 24 Hours: 200 MILLION
Average TPS: 2.3K TPS
Max TPS last 24 Hours: 7.3K TPS
If you are not paying attention to Hedera and $HBAR, there is no better time to do it than now 🚀

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Also.... :o
https://www.onespan.com/about/news/onespan-unveils-quantum-safe-blockchain-storage
Stored on an immutable blockchain, organizations can now safeguard valuable documents against emerging technologies and security threats

BOSTON – November 2, 2023 – OneSpan™ (NASDAQ: OSPN), the digital agreements security company, today announced a unique new capability to its market-leading e-signature solution, OneSpan Sign, to give organizations a better way to safeguard the provenance of a document against emerging security threats. The newest addition to OneSpan’s portfolio, Trust Vault, helps guarantee the integrity and long-term viability of documents on immutable storage based on blockchain technology, throughout the lifetime of the document.

“As [long-time] partners of ProvenDB and users of Trust Vault, we are excited to see the integration of Trust Vault into the OneSpan portfolio,” said Christian Hasker, Chief Marketing Officer at Swirlds Labs, driving adoption of the highly scalable, secure and energy efficient Hedera blockchain. “AI, quantum computing, and other emerging technologies are creating unprecedented challenges to the trustworthiness of all forms of digital information, including digital agreements.  No one security vendor can do it all, but some are clearly leading the pack. We believe that OneSpan Sign combined with Trust Vault will set a new standard for individuals and enterprises relying on the long-term viability and integrity of digital agreements and e-signatures.”



Hedera
current tps 2304.46  max tps 2626.18  

Solana
current tps 374.75 max tps  804.58  

BNB Chain
current tps 36.85  max tps 318.51  
  
Ethereum
current tps 11.50  max tps 57.91
  

Top tech like this will be in the top 5...
The day isnt far when HBAR is easily doing over 1B TX daily....
No coin comes anywhere near this in terms of tps...
Everyone will be talking about HBAR and many will regret not buying when it was under $1...and we here have the chance to get it in the 5cent area... ;D

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https://hedera.com/blog/hedera-processes-thousands-of-tps-see-how-that-number-is-calculated
https://images.hedera.com/TPS-Chainspect.png?w=7347&auto=compress%2Cformat&fit=crop&dm=1699027500&s=f1f28868e6bbf351489c166666e22fde

     If I compare it to ethereum as a form of investment, literally speaking, it looks like I can get a big profit here compared to ETH, because not only is its daily volume good, but it is also so high that the market capital it achieved in the market can be compared.

     And there are also many exchanges where it is listed and will be added, from what I can see. Although I just heard of him now, 4 years ago, its ATL was around 0.009$ https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/hedera , and now it is at 0.1$ each something. Thanks for tackling this topic.

HBAR is relatively-new to the crypto/Blockchain space, which means there's ample room for growth. Not like Ethereum which is already mainstream and well-known by investors and traders alike. I believe HBAR is undervalued considering that it's 10x faster and cheaper than ETH. Perhaps, Hashgraph is even more efficient than the overhyped Solana chain. A stress test comparing both networks' performance would be ideal.

The problem is that most VCs, and mainstream investors are only interested in ETH and SOL. HBAR is not as heavily-marketed as its competitors, anyways. Without a good marketing/promotion strategy, there won't be enough hype to "pump" market prices all the way to the moon. That's the way it works. It's not about the tech, but rather how speculative a crypto coin is. Why do you think "meme" coins are getting all of the attention these days? I bet if someone creates a "meme" coin on Hedera Hashgraph, HBAR's price will rise well above $0.10. Who knows? I'd buy and "hodl" HBAR just in case. :)

I think it is almost possible for Hashgraph to achieve more optimal quality, almost the same or even better than ethereum from the start, with several development options, making it more attractive by paying attention to the basic concept of the project, but the fact is that decision makers prefer ethereum because It is considered more comfortable to buy it for the long term.

Unfortunately, hype is all the coin needs in order to pump. People mostly don't care about the efficiency or functionality of the blockchain. They are just here to make some quick money and move onto the next one.

Right now, as things look, solana has a lot of hype. In fact, even Base probably has more hype than HBAR due to the meme craze

Didn't HBAR generate hype because of BlackRock's rumored launch of RWAs on the Hashgraph network? This "pumped" HBAR's market price for a short period of time. You're right that most people don't care about the tech. They only care about filling their pockets with money. I'm afraid developers are in the same boat by creating useless "meme" coins instead of focusing on true innovation.

The market is turning into a speculative one instead of an utilitarian one. How I miss the good-old days. Hopefully, developers start taking things more seriously as "Wall Street" continues to pour money in the industry. Who knows where Solana will be in the future? As long as the project prioritizes decentralization and reliability, nothing else matters. :D