Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR)

KURZNEWS 🌍💼 Isadora Arredondo, Global Policy Director at #Hedera, has been admitted to the Future Leaders Group (Class of 2026) of the Institute of International Finance (IIF). The selection is based on an official IIF announcement and was publicly disclosed by Arredondo herself. The IIF is one of the most influential global finance organizations with over 400 members, including BlackRock, JPMorgan and LSEG. 💥 Hedera is currently the only public DLT network within the IIF, a strong signal of the growing integration of blockchain technology into the traditional financial world. Arredondo’s appointment underscores Hedera’s increasing importance in the institutional finance sector and could accelerate further collaborations between TradFi and DLT.

🧵 Hedera + Constellation: Why both are essential for drones & defense-grade autonomy Drones don’t just need autonomy, they need trust. In contested environments (spoofing, jamming, cyber), the advantage goes to whoever can prove what happened, where, and when. The real problem isn’t tracking. It’s verifiable telemetry + verifiable identity: tamper-evident logs, audit trails, and multi-party accountability—at machine speed. That’s where DLT/DAG infrastructure becomes essential: • immutable event logs • trustworthy ordering / timestamps • device attestations & chain-of-custody • resilient ops when networks are degraded @hedera lane (UK aviation / drone safety) Real-world drone relevance: @Neuron_World Innovations has publicly used Hedera in a UK government-sponsored trial to safely track drones beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) using Hedera’s Consensus Service. This wasn’t meme marketing, it was framed as a government-supported aviation safety experiment. @4dskyapp (Neuron ecosystem) is worth mentioning here: it’s an edge-native flight tracking network where nodes + explorer connect to Hedera testnet to keep the network open and community-governed (per their own docs). And Neuron’s trajectory keeps pointing “serious”: Neuron Innovations appears on NATO DIANA’s 2026 cohort list — DIANA being NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator. (Important nuance: DIANA selection ≠ “NATO endorses Hedera,” but it does signal defense-grade intent.) @Conste11ation lane (USAF / DoD-adjacent data integrity) Now Constellation Network (DAG): different flavor, same high-stakes direction. Constellation has been tied to U.S. Air Force SBIR Phase II work focused on secure mission data exchange / data integrity across defense logistics environments. In drone terms: if you can’t trust the data, you can’t trust the autonomy. So trusted data pipelines / provenance is not a buzzword — it’s mission infrastructure. @SIMBAchain (the bridge-builder in the defense interoperability lane) SIMBA Chain is a notable partner in this ecosystem: Constellation and SIMBA have publicly announced work to demonstrate blockchain interoperability in a simulated DoD environment, with Constellation L0 positioned as a “chain of chains.” SIMBA also shows up around Iron SPIDR narratives (secure information sharing / aviation logistics context), i.e., smart-contract + data-exchange components alongside Constellation’s role—often referenced as part of a defense-adjacent interoperability story. The key insight: layered architecture beats one chain to rule them all This is the big point: it’s not Hedera or Constellation. High-stakes autonomy usually wants a layered stack: edge verification + provenance (streams) → audit-ready settlement logs (records) → compliance/oversight. Why Hedera fits the public trust rail lane: fast finality, predictable low fees, and audit-friendly logs—with a governance posture enterprises/regulators can actually work with. Why Constellation fits the data provenance / modular lane: a DAG approach aimed at validating and moving high-volume data across domains while preserving integrity signals (especially in defense/logistics contexts). The Netflix analogy: Drones need verifiable rails the way Netflix needs the internet. Not nice-to-have. Essential—once it’s real, regulated, and adversarial. TL;DR: If you’re watching the future of drones, watch identity + integrity + verifiability—and you’ll keep bumping into Hedera + Constellation for a reason.

$HBAR Currently no notable movements. The upward movement from the December low can so far be best interpreted as a 3-wave structure, which means there is still no confirmation of a significant low. Should the price fall below the red line, the probability of the orange scenario further decreases.

$HBAR No meaningful movements at the moment. So far the move to the upside from the December low is best interpreted as a 3‑wave pattern, which leaves us without confirmation that a meaningful low has formed. If the price breaks below the red line then the orange scenario will reduce further in likelihood.