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🚨Hedera's newest Council member has MAJOR Wall Street connections! Apex Group already provides tokenised fund services for Fidelity International and is working with the London Stock Exchange Group on digital investment infrastructure! Now this financial giant has joined $HBAR's Council!

SaucerSwap Development Update This release brings stock trading into the main Swap interface, expands the supported catalog, and improves trade execution across the app. • 22 new stock and ETF tokens, bringing the catalog to 46 instruments • Improved token search and category filters • More reliable routing and slippage handling for split-route swaps • Clearer transaction progress and SODAXScan tracking • Updated V3 delegation management Behind the scenes, we’ve also improved pricing updates, pool-data reconciliation, and resilience to temporary Mirror Node delays. Explore: https://t.co/MRY7oRxyZm

2026/11/12 US Crypto ETF Trading Volume (In/Out Flow) $HBAR ETF $HBR : $ 3.90m (-$0.001m) $XRP ETF: $ 33.66m $SOL ETF: $ 48.90m $HYPE ETF: $ 6.98m $ZEC ETF: $ 18.71m $LINK ETF: $ 2.79m $DOGE ETF: $ 0.42m $LTC ETF: $ 0.21m $AVAX ETF: $ 0.39m $DOT ETF: $ 0.02m $BNB ETF: $ 0.15m $TRX ETF: $ 0.02m

🛡️ Why MEV-Resistance Matters for Institutional Blockchain Adoption When financial institutions evaluate blockchain infrastructure, TPS, fees, and settlement speed are important—but a more critical question comes first: Can transaction ordering be manipulated? ⚠️ On most public blockchains, MEV allows validators or sequencers to profit by reordering, inserting, or censoring transactions before settlement, creating risks such as front-running, sandwich attacks, and queue manipulation. 🏦 For institutions, this raises concerns around: • best execution requirements • audit integrity • market fairness • regulatory compliance 🔗 Hedera approaches the problem differently through: • no public mempool • leaderless consensus • mathematically fair ordering • immutable consensus timestamps Together, these properties are designed to prevent any single participant from controlling transaction ordering. 📈 This matters for tokenized collateral, fund settlement, institutional liquidity management, and wholesale CBDC infrastructure. Recent examples include live FCA-supervised FX collateral transactions involving Aberdeen, Lloyds, and Archax, as well as Hedera’s participation in Australia’s Project Acacia. 🧠 For institutional finance, the question is no longer just speed—it’s whether transaction ordering can be proven fair, auditable, and resistant to manipulation.