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Dallas, TX — February 27, 2020 — Hedera Hashgraph, the enterprise-grade distributed ledger, has announced the addition of its native HBAR coin to Atomic Wallet, the decentralized multi-currency wallet with built-in atomic swaps.
Dallas, TX — February 26, 2020 — Hedera Hashgraph, the enterprise-grade distributed public ledger, has announced an integration with the Nano S and Nano X wallets from Ledger, a highly secure, trusted, and widely available hardware wallet developer on the market.
Following up on last week’s announcement that Acoer is helping organizations easily track and visualize the Coronavirus outbreak with its HashLog data visualization engine, the company has now made the dashboard publicly available to anyone, at acoer.com/coronavirus.
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This tutorial takes you through getting started with Hedera and JavaScript. We'll use the Hedera JavaScript SDK to send your first hbar transfer and be ready to build applications on the Hedera network.
This demo application by AdsDax was created using the Hedera Go SDK that shows the end-to-end process as events are tracked, sent to the Hedera network and then collected after being processed by the Consensus Service.
The Teleconsensus AI bot uses Hedera Consensus Service to solve the problem of Telegram communities lacking a trusted, timestamped audit log of what was sent, edited, or removed by administrators and community members.
We’re happy to share that the Hedera Consensus Service is now available on the Hedera mainnet. Learn about how to get started building with HCS, how it came to be, early results observed on the Hedera testnet, and application use cases.
The Hedera Consensus Service is now live on the mainnet. This blog posting details the the latest mainnet release, which includes an update to mirror node v.0.5.4, updated SDKs, fees supporting new HCS API calls, and the "SDK Extension Components".