Our roadmap

Enable support for ECDSA(secp256k1) cryptography (HIP-222).

New way to create accounts on Hedera using a public key (HIP-32).

Free address book query (HIP-21) and adding a network ID field to info responses for all entities (HIP-33).

On wire token decimal information by splitting the amount field in token transfers into a whole and fractional part (HIP-31).

Improve the Hedera Smart Contract Service performance using Hyperledger Besu EVM.

Changes transaction throttling for Smart Contracts to be based on gas usage and reservations (HIP-185).

Allow Hedera Smart Contracts to transfer, mint, burn, associate, and dissociate tokens programmatically (HIP-206).

Allow clients and SDKs to sign transactions with external programs, devices, and services. (HIP-179).

Provides community and users more visibility by adding support to view and make staking elections, smart contract traceability, transaction explorer, and dapps insights.

Let a smart contract be deployed to a predictable address on Hedera (HIP-329).

A complete and compact library for interacting with the EVM and its ecosystem on Hedera.

Allowances grant another account the right to transfer hbar, fungible, and non-fungible tokens from your account (HIP-336).

Ownership of fungible and non-fungible tokens by a smart contract.

Allow the Hedera Smart Contracts to interact with Token Service accounts as though they were ERC-20 and ERC-721 accounts (HIP-218).

Support big data size volume between consensus and mirror nodes.

Nodes on the Hedera mainnet, testnet, and previewnet will have further reduced downtime windows for network maintenance.

Development of deployment tools for Hedera Smart Contracts.

Improving network security by enabling protocol level staking to the nodes and then subsequently using these stakes to weigh the consensus.

Creating RPC support so that dapps, tools, and services can communicate between Hedera and other EVM compatible chains (HIP-410).

As part of broader RPC support, adding mechanisms to support a block construct thereby improving compatibility with tools and services from other EVM compatible chains (HIP-415).

Provisions new transaction and precompiles to provide a native capability to dapps such as Gaming and NFT collections to generate a pseudo-random number (HIP-351).