HBARUSD Investors, here is a real-world use case for Hedera:
1. Fresh Supply Co (FSCO) migrated its $3B agrifood supply chain platform from Mastercard’s private blockchain to the Hedera mainnet. 2. Mastercard Provenance, their former system, was private, permissioned, and limited in scale, transparency, and tokenization features. 3. Hedera provides public, verifiable logging through the Consensus Service, enabling real-time tracking of supply chain events. 4. Conditional payments are now triggered via Hedera Token Service, allowing financiers to release funds only when verifiable milestones are met. 5. Transaction fees are fixed in USD (approximately $0.0001), offering predictable costs and significant savings over Mastercard’s legacy structure. 6. Scalability is no longer a constraint—FSCO can now support millions of events and token interactions per month. 7. This shift enables full auditability, asset tokenization, and machine-triggered finance in agriculture and logistics without reliance on a closed system. 8. FSCO’s transition signals how real-world supply chains are choosing Hedera not for speculation, but for operational trust and efficiency.
Why did FSCO choose Hedera? Is there an alternative? If not, what does that tell you about HBAR’s future?
HBARUSD Here’s why major sectors—finance, aerospace, IoT, and government—are poised to choose Hedera over any other chain:
1. Fixed USD fees ($0.0001/tx) — predictable, scalable, CFO-approved 2. 3–5 sec finality — essential for finance, stock markets, and logistics 3. Governed by Google, IBM, Boeing, LG, etc. — no VCs, no anonymous validators 4. Carbon-negative ledger — ESG-ready, future-proof 5. Already used in orbit — 25+ live satellites logging data + value 6. Native services (tokenization, consensus, file hashing) — not just smart contracts 7. Fair ordering + aBFT security — built for auditability and trust
I don’t see a competitor that can match this. Do you?
HBARUSD If even one or two major infrastructure sectors standardize on Hedera—financial markets, telecom, energy, supply chain, or space—it could create a supply shock as demand for HBAR skyrockets, not for speculation like BTCUSD, but for access to network functionality.
There are 25 satellites up above you using HBAR for transactions right now, and 75 more planned. Any other crypto doing useful work in space right now? HBAR is the first mover in that sector, is it not?
HBARUSD Investors Only! Right now, 1 HBAR (~$0.27) buys you around 2,700 consensus transactions on a network already being used in space-based microcommerce, supply chains, and tokenized infrastructure.
Transactions on Hedera are priced in USD, so as HBAR’s price rises, each token does more work—like a barrel of oil that produces more energy as it gains value. Think on that.
At $2.70, that same HBAR could fund 27,000+ secure, real-time transactions.
The real face-melt happens when utility meets scarcity.
HBARUSD Based on an estimated 5-minute telemetry cadence, Lonestar’s Freedom lunar data center submitted ~2,300 hashed messages to the Hedera Consensus Service, securing mission-critical data for just $0.23 at today’s prices. (I’m guesstimating.)
If HBARUSD were priced at $2.30, the entire blockchain-backed telemetry layer would’ve cost just one cent. As the price of HBAR increases, more useful work can be accomplished for less cost.
This demonstrates Hedera’s ability to provide tamper-proof, low-cost data integrity—even for off-planet infrastructure. It’s a clear signal of how HBAR could become foundational to future space missions. What’s that worth?
HBARUSD 📣 HBAR is currently the only cryptocurrency with demonstrated utility in space—on the Moon—beyond symbolic or experimental use. Yes! HBAR is the only cryptocurrency that has actually mooned! 🤣
HBARUSD In terms of utility, I believe it’s destined to be the most valuable token in the world. It’s like the Bitcoin I wish I bought in June of 2010. Do your own research, but do it.
HBARUSD Investors, here is a real-world use case for Hedera:
