The grind doesn't stop because of a red chart. Real builders know that market cycles come and go, but enterprise-grade code lasts forever. What are you building on Hedera today? π #HBAR@hashgraph
Standard blockchains use blocks. Hedera uses a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) via Hashgraph consensus. Faster, fairer, and incredibly secure. Innovation never rests. π #Hedera#Tech@hedera
100k+ TPS capacity isn't a vanity metric; it's a requirement for global adoption. @hedera doesn't just build for retail; it builds for the infrastructure of tomorrow. π #HBAR#Hashgraph
While the market chases temporary hype, Hedera is quietly building the future of enterprise finance. No downtime. No insane gas spikes. Just pure, scalable utility. Letβs get to work. π οΈ @hedera#HBAR#CryptoBuilding
Privacy-preserving cross-ledger transfers are here.
CLPR from @hashgraph supports public-to-public, public-to-private, private-to-public, and private-to-private, any combination you can think of.
Hear from @richardbair, VP of Engineering at Hashgraph:
Three weeks in. Fourteen threads done.
I want to be honest with you about something.
When I started this series I knew the content would be good. What I did not expect was how much digging into these signals would sharpen my own conviction about where Hedera is heading.
Week 3 was the most interesting week yet. Four ecosystem intelligence threads. Four signals that are hiding in plain sight for anyone willing to look past the token price.
Here is everything from this week π
π§΅ Thread 11. What rising staking activity on Hedera actually signals
Staking cannot be faked. Here is what the data is telling us before price does.
https://t.co/NwXRpoDSYi
π§΅ Thread 12. What the Canary HBAR ETF actually changes for institutional money
Most people scrolled past this. That was a mistake. Here is why.
https://t.co/C2LymK8DPb
π§΅ Thread 14. What the Bank of England pilot actually means for Hedera long term
One of only two L1 networks selected. Here is what that distinction really signals.
https://t.co/iIKzlQa7bn
π§΅ Thread 15. What the Hedera and AI combination means before most people realise it
AI is not coming for blockchain. AI needs blockchain. Here is why Hedera is already there.
https://t.co/oJqGviepFe
Week 4 starts Monday.
Everything so far has been building to this.
Week 1 was personal conviction. Week 2 was market reframing. Week 3 was ecosystem signals.
Week 4 is narrative positioning. Why AI agents need Hedera more than Ethereum. Why the next institutional wave runs through this network. Why Hedera sits at the intersection of every conversation that matters in 2026.
The best threads in this series are still ahead.
Follow and be there from the first tweet Monday morning π
#Hedera #HBAR #Web3
I love DeFi Llama but they have bad info, Hedera does have revenue and Iβll drop a site below that is great to visualize network utilization and revenue.
That said, the current revenue is far from where it needs to be to support the $4b valuation.
So why might that lofty market cap be justified? @Hedera is one of the few, and I would argue the only L1 that has the scalability, security, and fairness to run the world economy. Others might say it, but this network can actually do it. Not a marketplace, not an industry, the entire economy.
Hedera has market places with decent revenue such as @SaucerSwapLabs, @SentX_io, and @dovuofficial. Other L1s create and focus on those marketplaces using exotic tools, that should not be used by the broader public, to mimic the choice of entire capital markets, but they are called synthetic for a reason.
Hedera allows the entrepreneurs, such as the ones mentioned above, to capture that revenue. They could, but prefer to stay focused on building the foundation, as the best infrastructure is critical, and that will become clear in the years to come.
There are plenty of use cases that could cause Hederaβs revenue to blow up. FedEx is looking to use Hedera to track their parcels. @SEALSQcorp is developing a transactional internet of things solution that already has satellites in orbit and hundreds of millions of objects deployed, they just need to flip the switch. Or @EQTYLab working on AI data provenance, imbedding Hedera tech directly into @intel & @nvidia chips, which is being introduced to market by @Accenture in Europe very soon.
We had a use case live on Hedera by @AveryDennison that was consistently doing over 1000 TPS for the better part of a year, there were days when it was 2500 TPS consistently, with spikes over 10k. Hedera never broke a sweat. They didnβt find product market fit but another use case, maybe one of the ones listed above, could come online at any time and do similar numbers.
2500tps x $0.0008 x 3600 x 24 x 365 =$63 million in annual revenue for one use case. And that one use case is enough to make the network sustainable. 10% of all revenue goes to token holders which is MUCH better than what most startups would consider.
It is speculation that we get chunks of the world economy on Hedera, but Hedera can handle it unlike most out there, and the result for supporters of the network would be astronomical!
https://t.co/006lvX6NRK
π§βπ» Here are crypto's top Real World Assets (RWA's) by development. Directional indicators represent each project's ranking rise or fall since last month:
π 1) @hedera hedera-hashgraph:native π₯
π 2) @chainlink ethereum:0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca π₯
π 3) @avax $AVAX π₯
π 4) @origin_trail $TRAC
π 5) @stellarorg $XLM
π 6) @chia_project $XCH
π 7) @iota $IOTA
β‘οΈ 8) @injective $INJ
π 9) @vechainofficial $VET
π 10) @creditcoin $CTC
π Read about the @santimentfeed methodology for pulling github activity data from project repositories, and why it is so useful for crypto trading: https://t.co/hPpga2LHWZ
π Bookmark our Real World Asset (RWA) project watchlist here, and see what others in crypto can't: https://t.co/wV2M9BfpuF
Fun fact
$ETH exists today because World of Warcraft deleted a spell and made Vitalik cry.
In 2010 a 16-year-old Vitalik Buterin discovered his favourite Warlock ability had been quietly removed by the developers.
He wrote about it years later.
His exact words were βI cried myself to sleep, and on that day I realized what horrors centralized services can bring."
He quit the game and never went back.
A year later his dad showed him Bitcoin but he could not afford to buy any and could not mine it either.
He co-founded Bitcoin Magazine at 17 and applied for a job at Ripple at 18.
They accepted him but could not sponsor his visa.
At 19 he proposed major improvements to Bitcoin.
The community said no.
So he wrote his own whitepaper instead.
And called it Ethereum.