Today, @hedera joined a coalition of over 200 organizations urging Senate leadership to bring the Clarity Act to the floor without delay.
The bill passed the Banking Committee with bipartisan backing and would establish clear rules for digital asset markets, strengthen consumer protections, and ensure American competitiveness.
It’s time for Clarity.
$HBAR saw a nice spike into our local range highs today, HBAR/BTC still hasn't hit my ideal entry zone so think it's quite logical that we get a move down to our local range lows from here.
Keep in mind, this is all in the context of LTF's, on HTF, we are essentially AT the buy zone, so this is the time to be accumulating, especially if we manage to get a final visit to the local range lows from here.
It's almost time $HBAR-barians!
Hedera’s AI thesis is moving past “agents on-chain” into the boring part that actually matters: governed execution.
Accenture joining Council to run a node, plus Agent Kit v4 adding policy hooks and guardrails, points to the same bet: enterprises won’t let AI move value without auditable rails.
🚨HEDERA INTEGRATES AI AGENT KIT WITH GOOGLE!
@hedera's AI Agent Kit now supports Google’s ADK and Gemini models, meaning developers can build Hedera-powered AI agents directly within Google’s ecosystem.
This massively expands accessibility & developer reach for $HBAR!
Regulatory clarity is not a side quest for Hedera.
CLARITY Act momentum matters because compliant rails are where Hedera has always been aiming: tokenisation, payments, identity and real institutional usage.
"The CLARITY Act is the critical next step." - @_jikim, @crypto_council
At HederaCon 2026, policy leaders laid out what is next for digital asset regulation.
Watch the session: https://t.co/jU9pPkdAiL
Accenture isn’t just “partnering” with Hedera. It’s taking a Council seat, running a consensus node and voting on network governance.
That matters because the AI narrative needs verifiable infrastructure, not another L2 deck.
Hedera is positioning $HBAR at the trust layer for agents.
🚨Accenture has now been added to the Hedera Council page.
This is what the @hedera governing council looks like now🤯
It’s impossible to ignore this; Google, IBM, Dell, LG, FedEx, McLaren... And now Accenture (4th largest employer globally).
There's no model close to $HBAR
DOVU, Hashport and what is changing behind the scenes.
This is not just a bridge shutting down.
It is a shift in architecture.
@HashportNetwork will wind down on May 31, 2026. For years, it allowed assets like $DOVU to move across networks. Now that layer is being phased out.
At first glance, this may look like a limitation.
But in reality, it highlights something deeper.
Bridges were never the final destination. They solved an early problem by helping assets move between fragmented ecosystems, but they also introduced risk, complexity and dependency.
@dovuofficial already sits in an interesting position because its core infrastructure is on Hedera.
That means fast finality, predictable fees and native settlement are already part of its foundation.
Hashport was the extension layer.
Now that layer disappears, the question becomes what replaces it.
The industry is slowly moving away from simply bridging tokens across chains and toward connecting systems more directly.
This is where new architecture becomes important.
CLPR points toward interoperability without traditional bridges. HashSphere points toward private, regulated environments. Together, they suggest a future where networks are designed to communicate from the start.
For @dovuofficial, this could be important.
The question is no longer only how DOVU stays available across chains.
The better question is what actually needs to move.
In many cases, it may not be the asset itself.
It may be the data, the proof, the state or the verification layer around that asset.
That is the shift.
From bridging assets to synchronizing systems.
And this already points back to Hedera.
Not as the transport layer for everything, but as the settlement and trust layer where critical information can be anchored.
DOVU does not lose relevance here.
If anything, the picture becomes more focused.
Less fragmentation. More clarity. Stronger alignment with its core infrastructure.
The bridge is shutting down.
But the direction is becoming clearer.
Infrastructure is evolving.
And DOVU is already sitting where much of it is heading.
👉🏻 https://t.co/eUzRejvF6N
I've been hearing about @hedera recently and it's def one of those networks that makes you think it's not a crypto company
Hedera is governed by real companies and those companies run nodes, vote on changes, and build on the network themselves
That structure is why institutions are comfortable here, and why HBAR ended up as one of the first cryptos with a US spot ETF
Alongside this, they've managed to establish huge partnerships with some of the biggest companies in the world such as Nvidia
Honestly it’s safe to say that “All Roads Lead to Hedera!”
Hedera’s bigger play is becoming clearer: private enterprise networks on HashSphere, public settlement on Hedera, and CLPR tying them together without bridges or pooled liquidity.
That’s a cleaner institutional story than “another L1”: controlled environments where needed, public rails where it matters.
Hedera’s CLPR push is aimed straight at crypto’s weakest link: bridges.
If cross-ledger assets, data and messages can move without pooled liquidity or trusted intermediaries, interoperability stops being a hack stack and starts looking like infrastructure.
Google’s Head of Strategy @ #HEDERACON2026 spoke on Google joining the @hedera Council
Richard Widmann spoke on a panel about AI, agents, trust, interoperability!
As nearly the joined biggest company in the world @Google are looking where to build the next internet!
$HBAR
The biggest HederaCon signal wasn’t hype. It was architecture.
• CLPR pushing bridgeless cross-ledger communication
• HashSphere going GA for private regulated environments
• Accenture joining the Hedera Council
🎥 At @Hedera's HederaCon, @Hashgraph CEO @episcini says it’s the “end of the war of the chains” because Hashgraph's CLPR enables any chain to communicate with any other in real time, without bridges.
In HederaCon’s keynote ‘Invisible Ubiquity’, @ManceHarmon and @episcini, took to the stage to talk about the original Hedera vision of Shared Worlds.
Eric also shared brand new developments from @hashgraph, including CLPR, a bridgeless cross-ledger protocol, HashSphere is now generally available, and a strategic investment in @iobuilders.
📢 Global professional services leader @Accenture has joined Hedera Council!
As demand grows for secure, transparent infrastructure to power agentic AI, Accenture will collaborate with Hedera and Council members across three priorities 👇
✅ Delivering trust-based solutions for public sector, financial services, and enterprises
✅ Enabling compliant, auditable systems for regulated industries
✅ Driving innovation in agentic AI use cases like tokenization and AI-powered payments
📢 Global professional services leader @Accenture has joined Hedera Council!
As demand grows for secure, transparent infrastructure to power agentic AI, Accenture will collaborate with Hedera and Council members across three priorities 👇
✅ Delivering trust-based solutions for public sector, financial services, and enterprises
✅ Enabling compliant, auditable systems for regulated industries
✅ Driving innovation in agentic AI use cases like tokenization and AI-powered payments
Hedera’s most meaningful signal right now is Hooks (HIP-1195).
It points to a future where accounts + contracts can attach custom logic directly at the network layer - a big deal for HTS assets, tokenisation, payments, compliance, and enterprise workflow design.
Pair that with the HederaCon 2026 agenda leaning into Citi / Euroclear / DTCC / Moody’s / EMTECH / Dropp and the broader picture gets clearer:
Hedera is pushing deeper into programmable trust infrastructure - not just fast transactions, but customizable rails for assets, money, and verifiable AI.
That’s the kind of development that can matter more for HBAR’s long-term utility than short-term market noise.
Hedera quietly made one of its more important ecosystem moves: the Hiero JSON-RPC Relay now defaults to behaviour closer to that of a standard Ethereum node.
That sounds boring until you realise it cuts integration friction for wallets, indexers and EVM apps - the path to more Hedera usage is less “explain the tech” and more “make existing tooling just work.”