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Hedera has an audacious but simple vision: to build a trusted, secure, and empowered digital future for all.
All of the Hedera network services will enter open source under Apache License v2.0.
The Hedera mirror node software will be updated to reduce the average latency of recording a Hedera Consensus Service message or topic by roughly 40%.
State proofs can be requested by querying the network for a record. When a client requests an aspect of the state, nodes can construct and return a small file carrying cryptographic material and signatures to prove the returned data is the true consensus state.
The base layer of the codebase (hashgraph consensus) will be open for public review and made available for anyone to read, recompile, and verify that it is correct.
Hedera continues integrations with third-parties which support the Hedera ecosystem, including wallets, on-ramps, exchange services, custody services, and more.
Hedera offers the ability to issue native tokens on a globally distributed public network, without compromising on performance, security, or stability.
Using the token specifications for Hedera Consensus Service, this demo application offers developers a framework for creating stablecoins and CBDCs.
Nodes on the Hedera mainnet, testnet, and previewnet will have reduced downtime windows for network maintenance.
Alignment of mirror node APIs to the Rosetta implementation as a standard exchange-agnostic way to support a common set of functions.
Nodes on the Hedera mainnet, testnet, and previewnet will have further reduced downtime windows for network maintenance.
Hedera will continue to improve its network performance in both transactions per second and latency.
Continued work on integrations with third-party exchanges to ensure access by developers to buy and sell hbar cryptocurrency globally.
Hedera offers the ability to issue native tokens on a globally distributed public network, without compromising on performance, security, or stability.
Using the Hedera Token Service, this demo application offers developers a framework for creating native stablecoins and CBDCs on the Hedera public network.
Implementation of a public BFT Notary Service for Quorum using Hedera Consensus Service. Globally order transactions with BFT protection against double-spends.
Nodes on the Hedera mainnet, testnet, and previewnet will have further reduced downtime windows for network maintenance.
The Hedera Token Bridge creates interoperability of tokenization between the Hedera public network and Ethereum public network; this will include the smart contract, geth node, state proof checker, supplycontroller, and more.
State proofs can be requested by querying the network for a record. When a client requests an aspect of the state, nodes can construct and return a small file carrying cryptographic material and signatures to prove the returned data is the true consensus state.
Hedera's Mirror Node software entered beta on July 7th, 2020. Mirror nodes provide a way to store and cost-effectively query historical data from the public ledger, while minimizing the use of Hedera network resources.
Natively schedule transactions and queries on the Hedera public network from directly within the services layer using the Hedera API and SDKs.
Support for official Hedera SDKs in Swift, Python, and C languages.
Open source demo applications for Hedera Consensus Service to showcase unique functionality built on Hedera. These applications will showcase Hedera network services in real-world scenarios, making it easy for developers to copy from, and learn best practices for, building on Hedera.