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Get in, before it's too late.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTNNYeSks-s&list=PLcaTa5RR9SuB6026IBH4-9qOHGMWePdUq
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF362xxcfdk

What is it?
>The Hedera public network, powered by hashgraph consensus, achieves the highest-grade of security possible (ABFT), with blazing-fast transaction speeds and incredibly low bandwidth consumption. By combining high-throughput, low fees, and finality in seconds, Hedera leads the way for the future of public ledgers. As the hashgraph consensus algorithm is proprietary with open review code, the network and its cryptocurrency have a no-fork guarantee. This ensures stability of development for application builders, and long-term confidence in the network.

Is it centralized?
>Hedera separates governance from consensus. The governance model is based on the original model used by National BankAmericard Inc., founded in 1968, and later renamed VISA. It is designed in a way that ensures the governing council can be trusted to do what’s in the best interest of the network, that no single company has control, and that Hedera cannot be unduly influenced by individual members. Council members will set up and maintain the initial set of nodes; at scale, we anticipate thousands of public nodes joining to support the open proof-of-stake network.

Controlled mutability!?
>Crypto transfers are _not_ censorable. However, the council has the ability to change or delete files stored on Hedera. No CP, this is a Christian ledger.

Who are some of the council members?
>IBM, Deutsche Telekom, Nomura, Tata, Boeing, Google ...

Any DApps yet?
>https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/composer-for-hedera-hashg/hdjnnemgikeoehneddegfcmkljenlean
>https://hns.domains/
>https://www.playhash.com/

I would like to learn more
>https://www.hedera.com/how-it-works
>https://www.hedera.com/learning/what-is-hedera-hashgraph
>https://www.hedera.com/whitepaper
>http://leemon.com

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https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertanzalone/2019/12/25/european-central-bank-announces-new-dlt-proof-of-concept-called-eurochain/
>Based on the R3’s Corda platform
>Scalability of the prototype was for example not analyzed.

https://docs.corda.net/key-concepts-notaries.html
>Corda has “pluggable” consensus, allowing notary clusters to choose a consensus algorithm based on their requirements in terms of privacy, scalability, legal-system compatibility and algorithmic agility.

https://www.hedera.com/hh-consensus-service-whitepaper.pdf
>The Consensus Service proof-of-concept use case is providing custom Hyperledger Fabric networks with decentralized consensus on the validity and order of blockchain transactions without the need to configure a RAFT1 or Kafka2 ordering service (a consensus 'plugin')

https://www.culedger.com/ABOUT-US/Partners
>Hedera working with R3 and IBM on CULedger

https://github.com/hashgraph
>hedera-hcs-corda
>fabric-hcs

To sum it up, both R3 Corda and Hyperledger Fabric are using HCS (Hedera consensus service) as the consensus layer, since it is far more scalable than any other algorithm. There's a good chance CBDCs will be built on HH. This is the One, the chosen coin, the golden bull to lift the neets out of poverty

>> No.17679717

This Leeman fella is gonna make a 700,000 token dump look like a very small thing where you would expect a big thing.

CORPORATE SCAM. XRP2.

>> No.17679733

>>17679667
Anon...can you tell me about circulating supply vs total supply for this scam? I want to be sure i get dumped on for as long as possible when I go all in.

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>>17679717
>>17679733
That's what they said at 1c, then it went 8x off a very subtle Google announcement that somehow got slid into oblivion. It's not just another ""letter of intent"", they are going to be using the network. Once the new regulations come through (which Hedera wrote) we are gonna have the pamp of a lifetime

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>>17679667
Not buying your bags

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>>17679940
jeet

>> No.17680023

>>17679667
>As the hashgraph consensus algorithm is proprietary
lol what kind of fucking retard would invest in some nigger-tier magic black box shit
you'd have to be braindead to even consider it
>dude just trust us lol

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>>17679667
>I don't know what good a gigantic decentralized network is, if a single government can be in charge of the half-a-dozen humans that are running the pools that run all the nodes... You don't want that.
Bitcoin is kill

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>I don't know what good a gigantic "decentralized" network is, if a single government can be in charge of the half-a-dozen humans that are running the pools that run all the nodes... You don't want that.
Bitcoin is kill

>> No.17680346

>>17680023
Then sue them for fraud?

>> No.17680567

>>17679667
Imagine buying this instead of Nervos.

>> No.17680606

is 200k enough to make it anon? Sold another 5% of my NANO stash so I could get a bit more.

>> No.17680709

>>17680606
Definitely made it, we hittin $10 EOY easy

>> No.17680817

Imagine using something that's who purpose is to be decentralized and you decide to make it centralized. Buy Fantom.

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>>17680817
Literally a bugman Hashgraph clone