- Hashgraph targets Q3 2025 for HashSphere blockchain launch.
- Enhances tokenized assets for regulated institutions.
- Focuses on interoperability with public and private networks.
Hashgraph aims to launch its Hedera-based enterprise private blockchain, HashSphere by Q3 2025, targeting strictly regulated institutions such as payment service providers and asset management companies, according to BlockBeats News citing CoinDesk.
The initiative seeks to support stablecoins and asset-backed tokens, providing enterprises with enhanced privacy and interoperability between public Hedera and private HashSphere networks.
HashSphere to Revolutionize Enterprise Blockchain Solutions in 2025
Hashgraph, previously Swirlds Labs, announced the upcoming launch of HashSphere, a Hedera-based blockchain designed for enterprises. Key players include Andrew Stakiwicz, Head of Solutions at Hashgraph. The platform is currently in beta testing with early partners.
HashSphere is set to offer improved transaction support for stablecoins and tokenized assets for regulated markets. It aims to address challenges of existing private blockchains like scalability and security risks. The launch is anticipated to significantly improve interoperability.
Andrew Stakiwicz, Head of Solutions at Hashgraph, stated, “From the start, the vision for Hedera has been to create ‘shared worlds’—interconnected networks where enterprises can leverage the power of DLT without compromising privacy or control. HashSphere brings this vision to life.”
Market reactions show interest from Hedera Governing Council member, Australian Payments Plus. Rob Allen emphasized the need for interoperability and regulatory compliance. Enterprises anticipate leveraging HashSphere’s features for seamless digital transactions.
Hedera’s Market Position and Technological Advancements
Did you know? HashSphere aims to transform private blockchain interactions by addressing vendor lock-in issues, enhancing scalability, and providing better security compared to existing solutions.
As of March 31, 2025, Hedera’s HBAR token costs $0.16 with a market cap of $6.90 billion, and a trading volume of $267.07 million. The token has seen a 3.06% decline in the last 24 hours and a 37.43% drop over 30 days, according to CoinMarketCap.
The Coincu research team highlights potential technological advancements with HashSphere, suggesting that its features could enhance enterprise blockchain interactions across various sectors. The platform’s support for stablecoins and asset-backed tokens is seen as a significant step for industry-wide adoption.
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