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[Hedera @hedera]

Check out the latest Hedera monthly overview from @TokenRelations 👇

[MSB Intel @MSBIntel]

IBM, with $17.1B in Q3 revenue, lists Hedera-based IDTrust in its Cloud Catalog.

The system anchors AI agents' identity credentials and permissions on Hedera, letting companies verify who is authorized to act.

@hedera

[Hedera @hedera]

🪙 @YieldFX is opening up FX access for emerging-market savers on Hedera. Hold tokenized deposits at regulated banks, switch currencies instantly, earn daily interest, and stake into FLEX, its hybrid FX exchange.
https://t.co/uDNW7LUYcb

[ColdAI @coldaiorg]

We are excited to partner with SODAX to let anyone build their own wallet or DEX within a few minutes.

This is one of the efforts we are making to accelerate the hedera-hashgraph:native ecosystem and crypto as a whole.

[Hedera @hedera]

A new BIS paper on the gig economy points to the potential of low-cost, inclusive, fast and interoperable payment rails.

Here’s what that looks like on Hedera:
@go_rosen: micro-tasks paid in USDC
@droppcc: instant micropayments without the overhead of traditional payment systems
@ShinhanBankENG: real-time cross-border settlement across multiple currencies
https://t.co/YrAaE0Iy0l

[Hedera @hedera]

Mitigating MEV isn’t eliminating it. Private relays reduce exposure but shift trust to a few intermediaries.

Hedera doesn’t mitigate MEV; the hashgraph consensus algorithm eliminates the structural conditions that make it possible: https://t.co/Y1dlxC3yHr

[Hedera @hedera]

Why does governance matter for enterprise blockchain?

Hedera Council members @Blockchain4NRG (Rebecca Hofmann) and @ShinhanBankENG (Dennis Lee) explain why long-term trust and a diverse mix of industries make the difference.

[Sara Hale @SaraKateHale]

Welcome 👋to Hedera Council @ApexGlobalGroup!

[Crypto Briefing @Crypto_Briefing]

💥 NEW: Apex Group, which services more than $3.5 trillion in assets, has joined the Hedera Council to support institutional digital assets.

[MSB Intel @MSBIntel]

Apex Group, which services more than $3.5 trillion in assets, has joined the Hedera Council to explore Hedera for tokenization.

Hedera calls it the first transfer agent and fund servicer to administer regulated securities on DLT.

@hedera

[BSCN @BSCNews]

A $3.5 trillion fund servicer takes a seat on the Hedera Council

Apex Group (@ApexGlobalGroup) has joined the Hedera Council, the group of organizations that governs the @hedera (hedera-hashgraph:native) network. The Bermuda-founded firm services more than $3.5 trillion in assets and employs over 13,000 people in more than 50 countries.

Apex will explore using Hedera for its tokenization work, which already covers stablecoins, fund services and investor identity checks. Council chair @ManceHarmon said the addition comes as institutional tokenization moves “from experimentation to real-world adoption.”

[The Block @TheBlockCo]

THE BLOCK: Apex Group, a global financial services provider overseeing more than $3.5 trillion in assets, has joined the Hedera Council, bringing its expertise in fund administration, digital assets and institutional market infrastructure to the governance of the public blockchain network.

The company plans to explore using Hedera for its digital asset and tokenization initiatives, including asset lifecycle management, compliance and settlement, as institutional adoption of tokenized financial products expands.

[Generation Infinity @Genfinity]

🏛️ BREAKING: Apex Group, a global financial services provider servicing more than $3.5 trillion in assets, has joined the Hedera Council.

The firm brings expertise in fund services, digital assets, and institutional market infrastructure to the Hedera Council.

[Hedera @hedera]

📢 Global financial services leader @ApexGlobalGroup has joined Hedera Council.

Apex services $3.5T+ in assets and will explore the Hedera network for its tokenization initiatives. What Apex brings to the Council:

✅ Digital assets and institutional market infrastructure expertise
✅ Compliance and trust across the full asset lifecyle
✅ First transfer agent and fund service provider to administer regulated securities on DLT

[MSB Intel @MSBIntel]

FedEx, with $94.7B in fiscal 2026 revenue, runs a node on Hedera with an equal vote on its council.

Its digital chief:

"Hedera provides a neutral, enterprise-grade trust layer that enables verification at global scale."

@hedera

[Hedera @hedera]

The Insights 2040 Annual Meetings kick off @sgfintechfest week 🇸🇬

Hedera VP of Global Policy Isadora Arredondo is speaking at a public-private roundtable alongside @bankofengland, @FireblocksHQ, @lfdecentralized and more.

[Canary Capital @CanaryFunds]

🐤 HBAR exposure, without the wallet 🔑❌

The Canary HBAR ETF ($HBR) offers access to HBAR, the native asset of the Hedera network, through your brokerage account.

Invest in what’s https://t.co/pLQqWs4rag and https://t.co/8rR3JKSjPM

The Canary HBAR ETF (Ticker: HBR) is an exchange-traded product that is not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 (the 1940 Act) and therefore is not subject to the same regulations and protections as ETFs and mutual funds registered under the 1940 Act. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. An investment in HBR is subject to a high degree of risk and heightened volatility and is not suitable for investors who cannot afford the loss of their entire investment. An investment in HBR is not a direct investment in HBAR.

https://t.co/vX7SV47rwW

[Hedera @hedera]

Suppliers keep global trade moving, but they’re often the last to get paid.

@IsleFinance underwrites the buyer once, then extends early payment to every supplier beneath it. They receive stablecoins from on-chain liquidity pools on Hedera as soon as an invoice is approved. 🧵

[Hedera @hedera]

Building the onchain financial future.

@blockworksDAS LDN starts tomorrow. Find @hashgraph at Hedera booth #18 to explore:

⚡ Asseto: end-to-end digital asset management
🔒 HashSphere: private DLT networks with governance control
🔗 CLPR: cross-ledger interoperability

[Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong]

Publicly funded science should work more like open source software.

Today a result is a PDF. The data often isn't shared, the code isn't public, and few studies ever get replicated.

Imagine every experiment as a repo. Data, code, and protocol, all versioned. Anyone could fork it, rerun it, and send a fix. Funders could reward replications as much as new papers.

AI makes this urgent. Agents are now making more discoveries than ever. The bottleneck becomes replication/validation. Then commercialization, which still requires moving atoms in the real world and meetings with regulators.