/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30443124

1.) Fees are priced in USD, so no risk of fees going up because of HBAR price going up

2.) Hedera Token Services run natively, so no transaction speed limits for their smart contract system.

3.) 250k TPS on a single shard; unlimited with sharding which comes this year

4.) Instant finality, true aBFT security

5.) The only coin in the space with the backing of the biggest companies in the world, who are also directing the development of the codebase to fit their usage requirements

See image, see links, etc. That's why.

http://hedera.com

https://twitter.com/hedera/status/1367852772436172819?s=20

>>30431959
HBAR is literally the crypto being chosen by the world's biggest companies - can you say that about anything else in the space??


http://hedera.com

We've been screaming about adoption for years throughout the business sector - well, it's happening, and it's happening through HBAR.

When there is crypto like Hedera/HBAR showing up, you know he's completely out to lunch and has no clue what he's talking about.

https://twitter.com/hedera/status/1367852772436172819?s=20

Go all into HBAR.

>>30425394

Yes, HBAR. Better tech wins in the end. Blockchain proved the proof of concept of these decentralized networks.

HBAR perfected it.

HBAR is the fastest because of speed, security, and fairness. Hundreds of millions of TPS with sharding this year. 10k throttled TPS, 250k TPS unlocked on one shard. Fully proof of stake. No one node is the 'leader' like with delegated proof of stake.

The most backing in the entire space.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uITClb4IHGg

Judges for Hedera Hackathon

https://twitter.com/hedera/status/1367852772436172819?s=20

Fees never go up with HBAR price because fees are priced in USD - something no other cryptocurrency in the space can say. This is EXTREMELY attractive to businesses as the network scales and as their business on the network scales.

>>30254043

The gossip about gossip protocol and the revival of 30 year old algorithms that were ahead of their time, and the general functioning of the hashgraph is almost alien.

Hundreds of millions of transactions a second up to unlimited amounts only limited by internet bandwidth? Yes please.