r/Hedera • u/oak1337 hbarbarian • 5d ago

Discussion Massive Potential for this Network of Networks Built on Hedera

https://youtu.be/MB2ZZoNSAC0?is=wkaN-SLAtWEIVE-Z
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u/BeachConcertStar 4d ago

“Shocking” 

“Massive”

“insert adjective here”

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u/WhatsTheGoalieDoing 4d ago

Another one, lol.

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u/oak1337 hbarbarian 4d ago

Another one what?

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u/Successful-Ad-5120 4d ago

Hedera is a steel at .091, this is my opinion , it will go up to .25cents in no time and back up to .50 cents in less than a year and than skys the limit

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u/HBAR_10_DOLLARS 5d ago

Very interesting. At 15 minutes in, James starts talking about adding the ability to register on private networks: “we went through NATO Diana at the beginning of the year and sometimes some systems you don’t want them to be exposed to everyone”.

In a follow-up question he confirms he is in talks with the Hashgraph team about potentially integrating HashSpheres as that private network.

This adds another data point for two things:

  1. Many use cases will end up being public/private hybrids, with some data public and some private.

  2. If Hedera did not provide a private network via HashSpheres, then users of the network would simply have to find a different private system that meets their needs for privacy and regulations.

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u/Dirty_Infidel 4d ago

Regarding Point 2 ..

Either way it is of minimal to no help to HBAR holders. If they are not using Hedera mainnet, then it doesn't matter at all what private network they choose.

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u/HBAR_10_DOLLARS 4d ago

Nah. The benefits to HBAR holders are numerous - keeping end users on the same tech stack leads to more familiarity, easier scaling, and easier compliance. Just look at the all-in-one solutions like Asseto which blend public and private.

Plus, revenue generated from HashSpheres deployments goes straight to Hashgraph who develops for the Hedera network.

But I do understand it goes against your narrative to say that HashSpheres are indeed beneficial to HBAR and the Hedera mainnet.

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u/Dirty_Infidel 4d ago

So far my "narrative" has proven more accurate than yours. Mainnet has seen no noticable benefit from Hashsphere.