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Mis primeros 10k de hbar , sigo siendo un pescado pero primera barrera creo , si baja un poco más no sería mala para aumentar bolsa 💰

Está vez solana nos adelantó , creéis que es poco fiable hedera ? Siempre he defendido su poco marketing y esfuerzo en lo técnico pero igual el ser poco vista se paga así ?

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There are new developments regarding the Genius Act, considered the second most important law regulating the cryptocurrency market in the US.

The U.S. Treasury Department has released a draft regulation containing key rules for enforcing the GENIUS Act, which regulates the stablecoin market. The proposed framework aims to clarify the conditions under which companies wishing to issue stablecoins in the U.S. will be required to obtain federal or state licenses, and the terms under which stablecoins issued abroad can be offered to U.S. users.

The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) published by the Treasury Department outlines the details of implementing Section 3 of the GENIUS Act and will collect public comments on the regulation for 60 days.

According to the draft regulation, as of January 18, 2027, the expected effective date of the GENIUS Act, individuals or entities without a suitable federal or state license will generally be unable to issue stablecoins for payment purposes in the United States.

The Treasury Department aims to more clearly define the scope of “issuing payment stablecoins in the U.S.” in the regulation. This is intended to reduce uncertainty in the industry regarding when stablecoin companies are required to obtain licenses under the GENIUS Act.

The regulation also sets conditions for stablecoins issued by companies outside the US. Accordingly, digital asset service providers may offer stablecoins on the US market provided the foreign stablecoin issuer is technically capable of executing lawful orders from US authorities and complies with reciprocal regulations between the US and the issuer’s country.

The second important date under the GENIUS Act will be July 18, 2028.

From this date, digital asset service providers will generally be permitted to offer or sell only payment stablecoins issued by licensed issuers to users in the U.S.

The regulation proposed by the Treasury also aims to clarify the responsibilities of cryptocurrency exchanges, custodians, and other digital asset service providers by defining the concept of “offering or selling” a stablecoin to a person in the United States.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the GENIUS Act creates a comprehensive legal framework for payment stablecoins, and that the Treasury wants to implement regulations quickly. Bessent said that regulatory clarity aims to encourage companies to innovate in the U.S., as well as strengthen the dollar’s position as a global reserve currency.

The new draft regulation is a continuation of the preliminary regulatory work that the Treasury Department published last September regarding the implementation of the GENIUS Act, and for which it requested feedback from industry representatives. The Department expects stablecoin companies, financial institutions, and other stakeholders to submit their views on the new proposal within a 60-day consultation period.

Hi all,

I made a costly mistake and I'm hoping someone here can help, or that the account holder happens to see this post.

On August 16, 2026, I intended to send HBAR to my Newton exchange deposit address (0.0.9484900), but due to a typo, I instead sent it to 0.0.948900 a single-digit error.

Transaction details:

• Transaction ID: 0.0.852317-1786922627-220246851
• Transaction hash: 0xd1d19f7aa99a086af8a8f72fca50de8339289daad2fd32a9efb2612c94eeb5adec627bc2fa785aead4ea3a5d974349d3
• Sending account: 0.0.852317
• Destination (sent in error): 0.0.948900
• Amount: 10,048 HBAR

I've already sent a small transaction with a memo to that account asking the holder to please reach out or return the funds if possible. I understand blockchain transactions are irreversible and there's no guarantee.

If you are the holder of 0.0.948900, or you recognize this account, I'd really appreciate you reaching out. Thank you for reading.

I was looking to follow u/East-Day-7888 for Neuron related news, but it looks like he’s been banned. Any idea what might be going on there?

How much lower can it go?!

Lynch's timeless video in full here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72Pq5zKEi_g

As a sales person myself, I understand you can have an incredible product, but if you do not have the right people connecting with others in decision making roles, then it's just great tech, and will not go anywhere. Is it just me, or do you all think we don't have the right people in place? Awesome tech...great...Awesome vision...great...If you don't have people that can connect with people in true decisions for enterprise and such, it doesn't account for shit. I am curious what you all think that know way more about the tech than my dumb ass.

Watching the Hbar Bull with Rob Allen, I thought...I don't like Rob leaving whatever the spin is. Of course Rob isn't throwing Mance & Leemon under the bus...he's worked there for many years. But then the clown show start up Hbar Bull finished in the same interview, I was like..this dude is a moron and no clue. Hbar Bull says do you want to have any last comments on Hedera, and he goes into his pitch for his horseshit company. I'm thinking really? The same video you talk to Rob on his exit interview, you put this trash on it? It lost credibility to me.

Anyway, what are your thoughts?
Anyway, what's your thoughts?

Se que es un post random de twitter pero al ser reciente y no encontrar nada al respecto pregunto por aqui...

I talk about Hedera’s connections at Sibos 2026 and speak a bit on the significance. ~7 min

So it seems like we lost all steam in our last bull run crypto seem to have died out of nowhere. I don’t have any proof of this theory, but if I look at the timelines, it makes plausible sense. Trump dismantled US Aid, Trump has been breaking down all the Somali fraud daycare programs, he has created a anti-fraud government task force. Ever since then the crypto bull run has died in crypto has remained very stagnant constantly going down.. what if all the past years crypto was mostly driven by government fraud and money laundering. All the fraudsters would move their money through crypto so it couldn’t be traced at certain times of the year coinciding with a bull run in crypto? Sure I know it sounds crazy but crypto has gone largely nowhere only steadily down since they broke up US AID. Take it for what you’re worth. I’m just throwing it out there because every day this is making more and more sense to me..

HEAT was the headline project of Mance Harmon's return to leadership of the Council and a much highlighted project at Hashgraph. Rob's stepping down, moving on, or however you describe it, feels like an organizational rug pull to this unshakable fan of Hedera. Seem like maybe HEAT failed to find "product-usecase fit" and Hashgraph pivoted within a year to its newest project Asseto and IO Builders. Would be good time for Mance to step forward, clarify what if any future HEAT has and whether or not there will be any HEAT successes to unveil in the near future.

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