Most blockchains were built for fast growth and short term attention.

That works for speculation, but it breaks when institutions actually try to use them.
@hedera was built for a different audience.
Since 2018, it has focused on enterprise and government use cases where trust, governance, and reliability matter more than hype.
That’s why Hedera is governed by a council of up to 39 global organizations like Google, IBM, Dell, LG, Repsol, and Chainlink Labs, companies that run nodes, participate in governance, and build real systems on the network.
Hedera doesn’t use traditional blockchain technology. It runs on hashgraph, which allows high speed and security without sacrificing stability.
This is why it’s already used in areas like verifiable AI, real-world asset tokenization, and institutional DeFi, including work with NVIDIA, Intel, Accenture, and governments.
$HBAR becoming one of the very few cryptocurrencies with a US listed ETF wasn’t about hype. It reflected years of operating inside regulated, institutional environments.
Hedera didn’t try to win crypto cycles.
It focused on being usable where crypto usually fails.