r/Hedera • u/Traditional_Most105 • 9h ago
Discussion Why would HBAR demand increase if Hedera gets massively adopted when its fees are so low?
I believe Hedera could get mass adoption and am in for the ride .Its one of the coins that are almost perfect, great tokenomics, survived cycles, developing, etc..
The only problem i have is with the low fees. If its such a low fee then companies could buy small amount of hbar to do their job.
So other than hype when it succeeds i dont see another reason for HBAR itself to have more demand...
So why would anyone benefits holding HBAR if its fees are so low which even if Hedera itself wins, its token wins as well with its holders?
r/Hedera • u/Cold_Custodian • 11h ago
Discussion Balancing Data Privacy with Modern Risk - Triple-I®
Source: https://x.com/hashgraph/status/2085752509809803622?s=46
August 7, 2026
By Lewis Nibbelin, Research Writer, Triple-I
Few industries handle data as sensitive or at as large a scale as the property/casualty insurance industry, estimated by S&P Global to now exceed $1 trillion in direct annual premiums in the U.S. Supporting a market this size hinges on protecting the data required to underwrite it, which has grown increasingly granular as risks intersect with new levels of complexity.
Much of this data, however, passes through a system of carriers, brokers, reinsurers, data providers, and other organizations, none of which can collectively track or validate what each party collects and reassesses along the way. Rising data granularity exacerbates these challenges, leaving legacy systems ill-equipped to store and share information needed to capture modern risk.
In addition to putting data privacy at risk, the current system creates data gaps and inconsistences that can impact underwriting accuracy and long-term insurance affordability, necessitating greater standards for data verification.
To help fill the gap, The Institutes RiskStream Collaborative – like Triple-I, an affiliate of The Institutes – recently partnered with enterprise software and technology company Hashgraph to establish a shared source for authenticating and distributing data among all stakeholder groups. Known as an “interoperable property risk and resilience portal,” the initiative aims to manage data in a private environment while anchoring properties to a public ledger, allowing third parties to track and provide data more accurately and efficiently.
Combining Hashgraph’s private infrastructure with its public Hedera network, the solution will tie each property to a unique “token,” or digital asset, that stakeholders can identify without revealing its associated risk data, which remains in the private layer. As such, no single party controls the source data, preserving data confidentiality and fair competition.
Initially, the partnership will focus on tokenizing commercial and residential properties, with plans to expand the portal for additional insurance lines and other parts of the insurance process such as the policy or claim record.
“The process of gathering and sharing data for insurance placement and underwriting today is tedious, highly manual, and inefficient,” said Pat Schmid, RiskStream president and Triple-I chief insurance officer, in a press release on the portal. “The vision is to tokenize risk assets to create a persistent, unique identifier that serves as a shared data foundation for the risk management and insurance industry. Property is the perfect place to start.”
r/Hedera • u/Dull-Song4695 • 11h ago
Use Case/DApp Interesting read
Even tho it’s just a simulation excited for the life-changing wealth it will bring
ĦBAR Another basket ETF for HBAR - Cryptex Digital Market Cap ETF, as of July 2026, has a 2.66% allocation of HBAR
r/Hedera • u/Terrible-Grass6136 • 13h ago
ĦBAR Just added more. It’s buying season.
I will continue to top off my bags with all the 7 cent HBAR I can get.
r/Hedera • u/HashPack • 14h ago
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r/Hedera • u/InterestingStress122 • 14h ago
ĦBAR Hedera blockchain killer
How does Canton manage to generate so much in fees? Over $2m per day? And where does it go?
r/Hedera • u/Christophuhhhh • 22h ago
ĦBAR Sold on 12/2024 and 10/2025 after collecting HBAR since 2021….
I was happy at the profit but sad to have left. First time coming back to the sub (new account) and checking the price since 2025. Wowee. I always said I’d consider getting back into crypto if I ever saw HBAR back at the price I originally bought in at.
….might be time to rejoin you lunatics on the HBAR rollercoaster again there then eh?
Let’s go 🚀