About Portfolio
Hedera (HBAR) is the native token of Hedera Hashgraph, a high-performance public distributed ledger that uses the Hashgraph consensus algorithm instead of traditional blockchain. It delivers fast, secure, and energy-efficient infrastructure for decentralized applications, with deterministic finality and low fees.
Governance & Token Utility
HBAR is used to pay for network services including smart contracts, token transfers, and data storage. It also secures the network through staking and grants voting rights in Hedera’s governance system, which is operated by a global council of enterprise members.
Key Milestones & Ecosystem Growth
Mainnet launched in 2019 with governance led by the Hedera Governing Council
Hashgraph consensus algorithm was open-sourced to the public under the Apache license
Services include native tokenization, smart contracts, consensus-as-a-service, and file storage
Adopted by enterprises and institutions for use cases in supply chain, identity, payments, and sustainability
Network supports both enterprise-grade applications and Web3 use cases across DeFi, NFTs, and tokenized assets
Network Architecture
Uses Hashgraph consensus—a directed acyclic graph (DAG) with gossip-about-gossip and virtual voting
Provides modular services including Token Service, Smart Contract Service, File Service, and Consensus Service
Offers low transaction fees, high throughput, and near-instant finality
Governance is decentralized and enterprise-backed, with rotating council membership from major global organizations
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