Building The Trust Layer Of The Internet What Does It Take
summary
Hedera Hashgraph claims a public ledger that hits tens of thousands of tx/s now and >100,000 tx/s when optimized, with seconds of consensus latency and 100% finality via asynchronous Byzantine fault tolerance. A technical unforgeable network identifier plus legal controls — patented but open source v1 on GitHub — prevent forks while a 39-member council (initial five include Deutsche Telekom, DLA Piper, Magazine Luiza, Nomura, Swisscom) bootstraps nodes; phase 1 had 5,000 accounts, 300 dApps, phase 2 opens to 100,000 accounts and a summer mainnet launch.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:31DLT adoption obstacles
- 3:13Performance and security needs
- 4:17Open source stability
- 5:00Governance limits
- 7:51Strong governance controls
- 9:13Patent strategy for stability
- 10:37Council structure and purpose
- 12:28Council members and plans
- 13:12Network scaling and permissionless
- 13:522018 progress
- 14:35Community testing and launch
- 15:17Hedera stack features
- 16:41Enterprise public ledger vision
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