Hedera

How do you run a mandatory, multi-hundred-million-dollar market when almost no one can see it? That was the reality for Virginia's mitigation and nutrient credit market: fewer than 1% of trades had an observable price, and supply was concentrated in a handful of sellers. Water Ledger Global built SWaN on Hedera to give regulators, asset owners, and brokers one shared, real-time record of every credit. Anchored on Hedera, that record is immutable, independently verifiable, and owned by no single participant. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g5YM6s_9

Hedera is built to connect. 🌐 HOL brings open standards, SDKs, and security tooling to the ecosystem, giving AI agents a shared foundation to identify, discover, and trust one another. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eVdiWDrY Discover the Hedera ecosystem: https://lnkd.in/e5j-7jPf

Join us Monday, August 3rd, at 11AM EST for our Hedera Ecosystem Webinar with Eric Piscini, CEO of Hashgraph, and Carlos Matilla Sanz, CEO of ioBuilders. We'll be chatting about all things Hedera, tokenization and what we're watching for the remainder of 2026. Live on X and LinkedIN.

Governance in Action with FedEx. As one of the world's largest logistics companies and Hedera Council member, FedEx brings deep supply chain and global commerce expertise to Hedera's governance, helping shape the framework for trusted, cross-border data verification. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/et6yRviY Discover Hedera Council: https://hederacouncil.org/

Tokenization offers more than the speed and cost advantages that come with digitization. Realizing that fuller potential, however, depends on strong governance frameworks, shared standards, and clear accountability from the outset. In Finextra, Nilmini Rubin, Chief Policy Officer, explores three areas where good governance enables tokenization to deliver meaningful outcomes. Read here: https://lnkd.in/ggWmm_YW

AI can't lie when every action is verifiable. Hedera gives AI workflows real-time, tamper-proof data, with the predictable fees and high throughput enterprise applications require. Trust isn't optional in AI. It's infrastructure. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eDWqUNVN

Hello, The Consensus! 👋 In this edition, the focus turns to why transaction privacy, not just distributed ledgers, is what regulated finance actually needs. From cross-border settlement to a $1T property insurance market, a look at what it takes to make sensitive data invisible to everyone except those who need to see it. Closing reflections from Patrick Schmid, President of The Institutes RiskStream Collaborative. 📬 Read the latest edition and subscribe today.

Transaction privacy isn't a single problem. It's three. - Confidentiality: hiding amounts, asset types, and resulting balances from anyone not party to the trade. - Anonymity: concealing which institutions are trading with each other, and how frequently.  - Selective disclosure: giving regulators and auditors cryptographically enforced access to exactly what they need, and nothing more. Most DLT approaches address one of these. Some address two. Very few address all three simultaneously, and fewer still do it without introducing a centralized routing dependency or sacrificing cryptographic trust. Behind the Ledger Part 1 breaks down how HashSphere enforces all three at once, across DvP, PvP, and private transfers. The math enforces it. No policy promise required. 📖 Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eE-U49t8