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Every crypto network makes you create a new password to use it, but Hedera doesn't
Your existing password from Bitcoin, Ethereum or Solana already works there
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Everyone thinks Coinbase just moved to Texas for tax breaks, but they're missing the real story.
78% of shareholders voted yes to leave Delaware and not because Texas is cheaper (though it is) but because Delaware stopped providing the same protections that they're known for.
Delaware built a century of trust with executives by being predictable with efficient courts, business-friendly rulings and the safest bet in corporate America.
Then Delaware judges started siding with shareholders more often. Sounds great if you own stock but terrifying if you're trying to build something new
Crypto companies need room to act without getting sued into the ground every time they take a swing and Texas saw the opening. In 2023 they built new business courts with elected judges who promise resolutions in months. They passed Senate Bill 29 to cap shareholder lawsuits against directors. This means your board can actually make calls without drowning in legal fees.
For crypto specifically, Texas treats digital assets as property under state law. They're planning a state bitcoin reserve, and for now Delaware wouldn't touch that with a ten-foot pole. On top of that, Texas has zero state income tax & their franchise tax tops out at 0.75% of revenue. Delaware charges based on shares and assets, so every equity round makes your the bill go higher and for companies burning through funding rounds, that adds up fast.
Let's not forget that the Texas Stock Exchange launches in Dallas next year with lower fees than NYSE & less red tape
Crypto brought $4 billion in investments to Texas last year. That's 40% of all U.S. crypto jobs. Google just dropped $40 billion on AI infrastructure there and Tesla and SpaceX already bailed too.
Developers follow paychecks & no income tax means you can pay less and they take home more.
American business is moving south & the whole power structure is shifting to states that let founders actually build things.