Hedera

[Anonymous No.17993219]

Is this company good? Leemon seems like a real sweetheart but I'm not going to support them if he has any mixed raced children.

[Anonymous No.17993246]

>>17993219
The elites will dump money into it. We can discuss whether it's good after we all get rich af

[Anonymous No.17993343]

>>17993246
Based. I hope the illuminati doesn't make leemon drink the blood of christian babies.

[Anonymous No.17993493]

>>17993343
It'll be a lot like Google: less evil than Microsoft, but more evil than RHEL. It obviously has globalist backing, but as long as the Jews can't print bars, I think it's a net positive

[Anonymous No.17993510]

>>17993219
Shitcoin. Token not needed

[Anonymous No.17993688]

>>17993510
Fees are paid with the token, and central banks will be using the platform to tokenize their currencies. Hashgraph is the most secure and scalable consensus algorithm in the history of comp sci, and due to patents, the only way they can access it is through the public ledger, using the hbar. This will hit $1 trillion mcap easy; gold is around $8 trillion and it's a useless fucking rock

[Anonymous No.17993753]

>>17993688
Central Banks are using Algorand not HBar brainlet

[Anonymous No.17993850]

>>17993753
the goog has spoken

[Anonymous No.17994491]

>>17993688
Wait, is this real? Like real real? No Larp? How do you know CBs are going to tokenize their currencies on it?

[Anonymous No.17994541]

>>17993753
>that ID
Uhh does that mean Algo is outdated shit or Hedera is outdated shit

[Anonymous No.17994608]

>>17994491
some schizo faggot posted some info yesterday, I'll see if I can find it

[Anonymous No.17994924]

>>17994491
Found it. Pretty legit if you ask me

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

https://youtu.be/Id-d88C057U?t=6273
>private sector is innovating
>this is coming fast, and could come in a way that is quite widespread and systemically important, especially if you use one of these big tech networks
>big tech networks
>Google

[Anonymous No.17995020]

>>17994924
dope ty anon

[Anonymous No.17995035]

>>17993219
More importantly, boomers approve this.

[Anonymous No.17995072]

>cbdc's will use HBAR over ftm

yeah sure dude, it's not like fantom has faster tech, better connections, and central banks already using the tech or anything. Nope, I'm sure they're gonna go with HBAR that failed miserably after their 2 YEARS of development and produced a measly 10 TPS on their mainnet. Or maybe they'll choose HBAR because of their 46 BILLION tokens still left out of circulation. Ya know, to dump on you.

Hashgraph scammers are unironically almost as bad as ripple fags.

[Anonymous No.17995085]

>>17995020
Most important take-away is that R3 and IBM are working with Hedera, with the latter sitting on the Hedera council. IBM is a meme company trying to stay relevant, but they carry weight in the permissioned ledger world. If you want hyperbitcoinization, pretty sure this is it

[Anonymous No.17995140]

>>17995085
How much to run a node? They say no public nodes yet, but if token prices go up, then running a node gets more expensive right? I would want to run a cheap node with cheap crypto.

[Anonymous No.17995174]

>>17995072
seething bagholder

[Anonymous No.17995298]

>>17994924
also all these "points" are literal horse shit that mean literally nothing if looked into.
>https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertanzalone/2019/12/25/european-central-bank-announces-new-dlt-proof-of-concept-called-eurochain/
This has no mention to anything related to HBAR whatsoever. Hbar is a failing network with low scaling, weak tps, and slow finality.
>https://docs.corda.net/key-concepts-notaries.html
Nothing to do with HBAR yet again.
>https://www.hedera.com/hh-consensus-service-whitepaper.pdf
Literally Cryptographic Ultra Money. Had hundreds of developers and failed miserably on all their marks. Why do you think it dumped so hard on release? Fantom does literally everything HBAR attempts to do, except it ACTUALLY meets the marks.
>https://www.culedger.com/ABOUT-US/Partners
means nothing. Just because HBAR is working with someone who is working with someone doesn't mean they're working TOGETHER. Have you heard of the term "correlation does not mean causation"? the same rules apply here. If they're working with "google" (which they aren't btw, it was overhyped bullshit I'll delve into more later) does that also mean they're working with the US government? With Steve Job's corpse? of course not.
>https://github.com/hashgraph
More failure, more missed deadlines, more empty promises.
>https://youtu.be/Id-d88C057U?t=6273
This is AGAIN nothing. It's AT BEST circumstantial evidence if you pull the strings and really hope. But it's not. GOOGLE IS NOT WORKING WITH HBAR. Google said they would join the counsel and their cloud platform would run a node.
https://www.coindesk.com/hederas-token-price-spikes-prematurely-after-google-cloud-joins-the-networks-governing-council
>he cloud services subsidiary has no plans to further invest in the Hedera network.
>Google also said it has NO PLANS to use the Hedera Consensus Service, which allows members to plug private networks into the public network. The service launched on Hedera’s mainnet this week.
It's all dogshit

[Anonymous No.17995329]

>>17995298
You fags can read an article.

The ONLY chance HBAR can recover to it's initial value is that High level original investors don't want to take such a massive loss. So this will probably get to a breakeven point eventually. But this is nothing. The tech is nothing. The coin is nothing. This is a dying project on a sinking ship,and if you hold it you're guaranteed to get fucking dumped on into oblivion.

>50 BILLION TOKENS

[Anonymous No.17995384]

>>17995329
You're getting mad dude. Why so serious?

[Anonymous No.17995791]

>>17995298
God you're retarded. I'd tell you to put a bullet in your brain, but I'm not sure it would do much, as you are clearly already functioning without one.
>Hbar is a failing network with low scaling, weak tps, and slow finality.
It has already been peer reviewed and market validated, and has out-performed every other crypto after the weak hands got shaken out. See that big green dildo from 1c to 8c? Get used to it faggot, There will be many more like it
>This has no mention to anything related to HBAR whatsoever.
>Nothing to do with HBAR yet again.
R3 Corda is not itself a blockchain, it's more like software that banks can run on top of a blockchain, or more accurately, a hashgraph
>Why do you think it dumped so hard on release?
Being a US company means only accredited investors could participate in the presale. Nobody had an incentive to shill, and everyone had incentives to FUD. And don't even get me started on you fantomniggers shitting up this goddamn board
>means nothing. Just because HBAR is working with someone who is working with someone doesn't mean they're working TOGETHER.
Oh, but it does. Thousands of credit unions went looking for a fast and scalable ledger; did they choose Hyperledger? R3? No, they chose hashgraph, and so will central banks, because the tech is superior
>More failure, more missed deadlines, more empty promises.
Fully functioning product, working as intended. Not many crypto projects can say that
>GOOGLE IS NOT WORKING WITH HBAR.
Google joined the council. That is LITERALLY the biggest news to hit crypto since Facebook announced Libra, and nobody even noticed. I installed their chrome extension and it asked to link my Google account, do you know what that fucking means? Google ads power most of the internet, and Hedera will power Google. If you finished reading this and aren't already all-in, you really are a fucking retarded faggot

[Anonymous No.17995846]

>>17995791
I'm done shilling for the night. If you want to get rich, buy this shit before it hits Coinbase