So you're telling me that the 🇺🇲US wants to become a "crypto hub" without Blackrock launching a $hbar ETF at some point? C'mon, man.

Web3 will take over (#AI, financial markets, tokenisation, #IoT) and the US-based coins are exempt from taxes and you think Blackrock doesn't want to participate financially in that?

Governments, (central-) banks and the largest F500 companies in the world trust and use #Hedera and you tell me $hbar is too unsafe for Blackrock to offer it?

So you're telling me that Ethereum will remain the only SC platform offered by Blackrock as an ETF, even though the network properties are not sustainable at all (fees, latency etc.)? While #Hedera is the most secure network in the world (aBFT security + resistant to quantum computing), with the lowest energy consumption per transaction (study Universal College of London), has a latency of 2.9s (can be reduced even further), is infinitely scalable through sharding and is probably the only L1 network with predictable transaction fees that are pegged to the dollar and do not fluctuate with the price of the chain's native currency.

C'mon, we can keep playing like this forever.

Blackrock is an asset manager and earns money from the deposit volume of their clients. Whenever there is demand and they can offer a safe, sustainable, regulated and long-term investment, they will do so.

My prediction: Blackrock will file an application for a $hbar ETF with the SEC by June 1, 2026 at the latest.
#hbar #AI #IoT