#Hedera (#HBAR ) is a network and governance body designed for the development of decentralized applications. The network is completely open source and public and uses the Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism in a unique way. Thanks to these features, Hedera provides high speed, energy saving (carbon negative) and security that traditional blockchains cannot offer. #BTC #Binance

Hedera provides developers with Solidity-based smart contracts, consensus mechanism and token services. Thanks to these services, developers can create and manage decentralized applications. Additionally, Hedera's high speed and low transaction fees provide a significant advantage to application developers.

Hedera's hashgraph technology can be seen as an alternative to blockchain technology. #Hashgraph is designed to provide a more efficient distributed ledger infrastructure than blockchain technology.

A hashgraph network can provide the same level of security and decentralization as a blockchain network, with better performance and lower costs. Hedera is currently the only hashgraph network in the world, and the HBAR coin used to pay transaction fees on the network is the only hashgrap coin.

Hedera is built on hashgraph technology developed by Leemon Baird at a company called Swirlds. Hashgraph is a decentralized consensus algorithm and is faster and more scalable than blockchain technologies.

The Hedera network is not a public blockchain. Instead, it is a centralized network run by board members. Board members are responsible for operating the consensus nodes in the network and ensuring the proper management of the network.

Hedera's board members include giant companies such as Boeing, Deutsche Telekom, DLA Piper, FIS WorldPay, Google, IBM, LG, Magalu, Nomura, Swirlds, Tata Communications, University College London and Wipro. These companies play an important role in the management and development of the network.

This article is for informational purposes only and is not a recommendation for personal investment decisions.