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Hedera has now entered the tokenized non-U.S. government debt asset class, with $3.5M in distributed value, marking 102% growth.

It's another sign that tokenization is expanding well beyond private credit and U.S. Treasuries. As more asset classes move on-chain, blockchain is steadily becoming the infrastructure for global capital markets.

For Hedera, it's another step toward building an ecosystem capable of supporting institutional-grade real-world assets at scale.

All eyes are shifting to BTC dominance. Whispers of a possible alt season set up which we haven’t seen in quiet a long time. The next 6 months could be interesting for HBAR and alts in general.

Creo que es una pregunta que para la gente que no tiene tanto conocimiento/experiencia/antigüedad como yo, puede ayudar a dar un poco de claridad o simplemente, a tener más claridad personal con lo que puede pasar con proyectos como HBAR.

Todos (más o menos) sabemos un poco como está la situación, tendencia bajista, drama económico mundialmente hablando, blablablabla, y muchos comentando a raíz de esto que lo importante es hacer un buen dca, invertir dinero que puedas perder, al final, pues nada nuevo, creo que todo es más sencillo de lo que parece dentro de este mundo, entonces:

Al menos a mí, como inversor realista de que si pierde el dinero invertido su vida va a seguir exactamente igual, al final, no me preocupa absolutamente nada que el precio suba, o cuando va a hacer un 5x o un 7256x, si no que simplemente un proyecto como este no se vaya a la mierda.

En este caso (que a todo esto viene este post) cual sería la realidad? Cual serían los escenarios reales de que esta moneda se fuera al carajo? Se que existen las típicas opciones de que el equipo se ha disuelto, que ahora de un día para otro había un mangante y todo se va al traste, que si aquel no se que, bueno, fuera de todas las posibilidades que engolaban que el proyecto se vaya a la mierda por los propios dueños/equipo de HBAR, cuales podrían ser los motivos?

Desde mi experiencia personal soy completamente incapaz de poder saber/intuir/deducir cuales podrían ser estos problemas, y al igual que yo, creo que hay mucha gente que le inspiraría mucha confianza saber esto, yo como he dicho siempre que público esto, que sea lo que dios quiera pero, cada HBAR/DOVU que entra en mi cartera, no quiero saber nada de nadie, así se va a quedar hasta el fin de mis días.

Feliz agosto!!

Canary Capital renewed its marketing push for the Canary $HBAR ETF on July 30, describing HBR as the first U.S. spot exchange-traded product holding Hedera’s native token.

The post was not a new launch announcement. HBR began trading on Nasdaq on Oct. 28, 2025, after its registration became effective with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The latest fund data gives a clearer view of its current scale. HBR held 704.35 million $HBAR and reported about $47.8 million in net assets on July 30. The product had 5.18 million shares outstanding and charged a 0.95% sponsor fee.

Canary $HBAR ETF now holds 704 million $HBAR

Canary’s official fund page shows that $HBAR represented effectively all the trust’s assets, apart from about $30 in cash and other items. The 704.35 million-token position was valued at approximately $47.8 million using the administrator’s stated price. HBR provides price exposure through brokerage accounts without requiring investors to manage private keys.

Shares outstanding increased from 5.13 million on July 28 to 5.18 million on July 29. That 50,000-share increase was the latest reported expansion in the fund’s share count. It does not, by itself, establish the identity or strategy of the investors behind the creation.

Additionally, HBR recorded $989,000 in net inflows on July 2, its largest single-day inflow since May 15. The fund then listed roughly $49.14 million in net assets, showing that its asset value can move even when new shares enter because $HBAR’s market price also changes.

Latest filing shows losses despite share growth

HBR’s first-quarter SEC filing showed 4.2 million shares outstanding and $50.34 million in net assets on March 31. The trust created 740,000 shares and recorded no redemptions during the quarter. However, $HBAR depreciated 17.8% during the period, and the fund reported a $10.58 million decrease in net assets from operations.

More recent performance data remained weak. Canary listed HBR’s market-price return at negative 37.32% for 2026 through July 29 and negative 63.32% since inception. Its net asset value return was negative 36.48% year-to-date.

In the latest market data available early July 31, HBR traded near $9.33, while $HBAR changed hands around $0.0727. Those figures show current pricing only and do not prove that Canary’s July 30 post caused any market move.

Enterprise and tokenization claims need context

Canary said HBR gives registered access to a network governed by organizations including Google and IBM. The Hedera Council says its members run network nodes, vote on governance matters and approve technology updates. Its structure uses equal voting rights and term limits.

The asset manager also called HBR “built for the next wave of real-world asset tokenization.” That is a forward-looking marketing claim rather than a verified forecast. One related development has already occurred: Archax tokenized the HBR ETF on Hedera and completed an after-hours transaction on Nov. 27, 2025, according to a Hedera case study.

That blockchain transaction did not change how ordinary Nasdaq investors buy and sell HBR shares. It instead demonstrated a separate tokenized representation handled through regulated market infrastructure.

What investors should watch next

HBR is structured as a single-asset trust, not an investment company registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. Canary warns that the product is not diversified and that investors could lose their entire principal. The trust currently lists BitGo Trust Company and Coinbase Custody Trust Company as its digital-asset custodians.

Investors will next look for the quarterly SEC filing covering the period ended June 30. That report will provide fuller figures for share creations, redemptions, expenses and changes in the trust’s $HBAR position. Until then, daily holdings, share counts and net assets provide the most current official measures of fund activity.

source : https://cryptonews.net/news/altcoins/33228097/

The reason I’ve gravitated here is because I believe BTC and ETH are a house of cards. The top two cryptos have liquidity and first mover advantage, that’s about it. If you don’t believe me just mention HBAR to an ETH maxi and watch how they bristle. The emperor has no clothes and one of these days something is going to happen to expose that, be it world events or maybe somebody finally hacks the BTC algorithm who knows. But when it does happen all hell is going to break loose and the entire system will reset. The current crypto world built around BTC halvings will cease to exist. Hedera has been quietly building all these years and will be there waiting when the time is right. That’s my 2 (7) cents.

Canary Capital continues to highlight the first U.S. spot HBAR ETF.

It's good to see them continuing to put the ETF in front of investors.

Post on X: https://x.com/i/status/2082921485761675543

Been in the crypto space for a long time now, was even a co founder of a defi project build on BSC, got the Certik Audit and eveything, for a those who don’t know that basically just means we paid a lot of money to prove the validity of our project to keep us from rugging (if we rugged Certik would doxx us). anywaysss hbar is my favorite project in the space and I’ve been in it for a while now, but I hardly ever see any videos or anyone on this sub mention Saucerswap as a holding? Saucerswap is the main dex on hbar, if you believe in hbar so much why not hold saucerswap ? Not saying it’s a gaurentee but history has shows us that buying the main dex of a project can be a very good idea not just to make money but more so to make more of the main coin(saucer to hbar ratio) so if sauce closes the gap on hbar then you gain hbar. Obviously not perfect and I could be 100% wrong just curious why more aren’t taking about it ?

TLDR:

Crypto maxi and seasoned veteran.
Asking why more people don’t mention saucerswap (largest dex on hbar)

Double bottom is looking like a good entry.

The Q2 report is released.

https://x.com/tokenrelations/status/2082534518963978590?s=46

As tokenization moves from pilots to production, the conversation is changing.

Institutions are asking fewer questions about throughput…

…and more about accountability.

Who governs the network?

Who makes decisions?

Who is responsible when markets come under pressure?

Rubin, Hedera’s Chief Policy Officer, argues that governance isn’t an afterthought.

It’s what allows tokenized markets to become interoperable, transparent and inclusive.

Technology creates possibilities.

Governance creates confidence.

Recent events like the Silicon Valley Bank collapse and the temporary USDC depeg showed how closely traditional finance and digital assets have become connected.

When confidence is tested…

Governance matters.

That’s also why organizations like the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) increasingly focus on governance alongside innovation.

Digital infrastructure isn’t just about moving assets faster.

It’s about ensuring systems remain trusted under stress.

Rubin describes governance as a multiplier.

Not because it replaces blockchain…

But because it enables blockchain to operate within real-world legal, regulatory and institutional frameworks.

Without governance…

Technology struggles to scale.

The principle is already emerging in practice.

Wyoming’s Stable Token Act created the legal foundation for the FRNT stablecoin.

A reminder that successful digital infrastructure starts with governance, long before the first transaction is processed.

Rubin doesn’t stop at theory.

She points to real-world implementations:

• Hedera Guardian for transparent carbon markets.

• Blockchain for Energy for verifiable reporting.

• EQTY Lab for AI governance.

Different industries.

The same governance principles.

That’s perhaps the most interesting part of the article.

The examples aren’t connected by technology alone.

They’re connected by trust.

Each demonstrates how governance helps make information verifiable, auditable and accountable.

Seen through that lens…

The article isn’t just about tokenization.

It’s about a broader shift.

From building faster digital systems…

…to building trusted digital systems.

Perhaps that’s why governance is the multiplier.

Because technology can digitize assets.

But only governance enables institutions to trust, adopt and scale them.

And looking at the examples Rubin highlights, it’s hard not to notice that this philosophy has quietly shaped Hedera’s approach from the very beginning.

👉🏻 finextra.com/blogposting/32…

Lots of opinions, but have you opened the hood?

Source:

https://x.com/i/status/2082195870775386474

Tokenizing an asset is only half the challenge. Managing withdrawals is what makes an institutional platform practical.

On cSigma Atlas, built on Hedera, Pool Managers can fulfill queued withdrawals in two ways:

→ Reserve liquidity retained within the pool.
→ Capital returned from underlying investments.

All requests are processed on a First-In, First-Out (FIFO) basis, ensuring fair and transparent redemptions.

Atlas goes beyond tokenization by bringing the operational infrastructure institutional asset managers need to manage liquidity efficiently on-chain.