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After two previous successful exits, Mance Harmon is now on his third startup. One which has quickly grown to become a multi-billion dollar venture that aims to be the platform for tokenizing everything. The venture, Hedera Hashgraph, Has raised financing from top-tier investors like Boeing HorizonX Ventures, Vestinwolf Financial Holdings, Digital Currency Group, and Tata Communications.
On this episode, we're taking a look at recent Hedera partnerships (Dell) as well as its future roadmap ambitions. The NFT market on the Hedera appears to be exhibiting healthy growth, with multiple collections hitting milestone transaction volumes.Guest: Mance Harmon, co-Founder of Hedera & co-CEO Swirlds LabsHedera website ➜ https://bit.ly/HBARHedera~This episode is sponsored by iTrust Capital~iTrustCapital | Get $100 Funding Reward + No Monthly Fees when you sign up using our custom link! ➜ https://bit.ly/iTrustPaul
Mance Harmon claims Hedera's core technology, Hashgraph, has solved the tradeoff between scalability and security. It's an impressive claim. Hedera's website boasts 10,000+ transactions per second versus ETH's 12+ and BTC's 3+, at a fraction of the transaction cost, and low latency while being carbon neutral or even negative. The result is an enterprise-level layer 1 solution that has completed 2 Billion transactions since 2019 and could be the “adult in the room” of cryptocurrency. How did they do it? Why aren't more people talking about it? Is Hedera the next ETH or BTC killer? Watch this episode to find out. JOIN THE FREE WOLF DEN NEWSLETTER
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Mance Harmon is the CEO and Co-founder of Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR). In this interview Mance explains how Hedera works, the governing council which includes Google, IBM, Boeing, and many more. We also discuss what is on Hedera's roadmap for 2022, adoption which includes Shinhan Bank to conduct Stablecoin International Remittance PoC, Animoca Brands and Hedera Helix Warp and NFT-based football game, Bitcoin, Crypto Market, Crypto Regulations and much more.https://hedera.com/https://twitter.com/ManceHarmonLearn more about Algorand - https://www.Algorand.com
Kevin O'Leary aka Mr Wonderful talks his Crypto investment strategy which includes Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR), Solana, Ethereum, Polygon Matic. A former Fidelity Digital Funds executive is launching a crypto fund of funds that would back both venture and hedge funds focused on digital assets.Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for global cooperation to tackle the challenges posed by cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com suspended withdrawals on its platform on Monday following reports from users of "unauthorized activity." Crypto job posts on LinkedIn rocketed 395% in 2021.Mance Harmon interview - https://youtu.be/jE2EKU4-MC8Learn more about Algorand - https://www.Algorand.com
Mance Harmon shares behind the scenes insight of Hedera Hashgraph, the unique algorithm that sets them apart and how tokens will change the world as we know it. In this podcast episode, we share: Mance's transition from rural Mississippi, to machine learning in the Air Force, to the startup world Understanding the value of decentralization and consensus algorithm Blockchain vs. public distributed ledger technology Notable use cases of general purpose public network Why retailers love Hedera What a tokenized world means for the future of finance, supply chain and manufacturing How Hedera integrates with other infrastructure providers in the ecosystem Hedera's focus of trading carbon credits, renewable energy credits and offsets The role DFY will have on consumers and the banking industry Predictions about the future of the crypto marketplace Memorable Quotes: “Hashgraph is the name of the algorithm. It's an alternative to Blockchain. And that's what Lehman invented and that's what Hedera Hashgraph today uses as its foundation.” “We do view ourselves as being the first and only enterprise-grade public ledger in the market. And that's because we built it from the ground up to support mission critical enterprise class use cases.” “Everything you see and touch, all products and services, are going to be tokenized. They're going to have a digital twin. We're going to live in a tokenized world and the face of finance and supply chain and manufacturing—all of it is going to change to take advantage of this infrastructure that's being built out today.” Links Mentioned: ----------------- To make sure you never miss an episode of the Uncensored Crypto podcast, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast platform. To stay up-to-date on everything you need to know in the world of crypto and the blockchain, go to DecentralPublishing.com. For exclusive footage from the groundbreaking crypto docuseries that Michael is producing, go to UncensoredCrypto.com. -----------------
Mance Harmon is the CEO and Co-Founder of Hedera, an enterprise grade public network that aims to solve the scalability problems of its predecessors. Using its hashgraph consensus, Hedera achieves the highest level of security, while maintaining lightning fast transaction speeds and low bandwidth consumption and fees. Hedera was built with scalability in mind and, as such, is a natural fit for anything from innovative startups all the way up to global enterprises like Boeing and Google. * Hedera allows developers to build a variety of secure, decentralized applications covering a range of purposes, such as tokenization, file storage, smart contracts and public ledgers, all with the goal of one day creating a fully tokenized world. * In their conversation, Mance and Joe discuss the invention of hashgraph and how it led to the formation of Hedera. They go into detail on what separates Hedera from other blockchains and why they have been able to attract so many high level enterprise users. They also detail the use cases of Hedera and it's native HBAR token and discuss the road map for the future of the platform. * Hedera is an exciting entry in the decentralized public network space that solves many of the problems of its predecessors and leads the way for the future of public networks. You don't want to miss this conversation! ---------------------------------------- You can learn more about Hedera at https://hedera.com/ Subscribe to Bull Flag Group: www.bullflaggroup.com *DISCLAIMER: The information provided is not legal, accounting, tax, or investment advice.
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Ash Bennington, senior crypto editor for Real Vision, welcomes Mance Harmon, CEO of Hedera Hashgraph, to discuss consensus algorithms and the creation of Hedera Hashgraph. Starting in 2012, Harmon and his team were working to solve a distributed consensus math problem, specifically how to create a consensus algorithm that maximized both performance and security simultaneously. He states that this has been a decades old problem, and while it is clear already how to have the best security via asynchronous byzantine fault tolerance, it has always come at the expense of resource requirements—bandwidth or scaling issues. This was solved in 2015 with the creation of Hashgraph, and with its algorithm, it has led to a public distributed ledger with scalable and maximized performance and security properties. Filmed May 18th, 2021. Key Learnings: It's possible to create a consensus algorithm that makes it possible for the participants within a network to vote on transactions—however, as the number of transactions increases, the voting and, by extension, bandwidth required go up exponentially. What Hashgraph has innovated on is that by submitting just 2 hashes of information, that being the last transactions sent and received, the network can chain them into a graph and conceptually represent who knew what and when. When paired with a consensus algorithm, anyone who receives that data can calculate what the consensus would be without having to vote or ask the question, thus cutting out the middleman or bandwidth requirement and resulting in the creation of virtual voting.
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird, and Mance Harmon join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our monthly Town Hall.
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird, and Mance Harmon join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our monthly Town Hall.
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird, and Mance Harmon join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our ninth Town Hall.
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird, and Mance Harmon join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our monthly Town Hall.
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird, and Mance Harmon, join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our ninth Town Hall. Leemon addresses transaction prices on the Hedera Hashgraph mainnet, we answer if Hedera Hashgraph a good fit for CBDC creation and much more!
Mance Harmon is the chief executive of Hedera Hashgraph. He began his career as a research scientist for the U.S. Air Force, went on to become a program manager for a very large scale software program for the Missile Defense Agency, then built two very successful startups. He tells POWER PLAY's Ayden Férdeline that Bitcoin doesn't scale and that a different kind of distributed ledger technology is needed. Read the transcript for this episode here: https://www.powerplays.xyz/podcast/s1-e5
“The world we live in today is that the video, the pictures, deep fakes, people in general now understand that technology can make them see things that never happened,” Mance Harmon, CEO and co-founder of DLT developer Hedera Hashgraph, tells Forkast.News.
“The world we live in today is that the video, the pictures, deep fakes, people in general now understand that technology can make them see things that never happened,” Mance Harmon, CEO and co-founder of DLT developer Hedera Hashgraph, tells Forkast.News.
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird, and Mance Harmon, join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our eighth Town Hall. Topics ranged from the possibility of using a DLT to vote on the U.S. presidential election, the Hedera Token Service, their favorite horror movies, and much more!
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird, and Mance Harmon, join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our seventh Town Hall. Topics ranged from Leemon's thoughts on shared worlds in VR & AR, how appnets work, as well as what it means for Hedera to be regulatory compliant. (Recorded Oct 21, 2020)
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon, join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our sixth Town Hall. Topics ranged from how we got in contact with Deepak Chopra for the Never Alone initiative, did Hedera consider a non-profit business model, as well as Mance and Leemon's thoughts on the past year since Open Access.
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird, and Mance Harmon, join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our fifth Town Hall. Topics ranged from Mance and Leemon's vision for the future, what the last thing the Governing Council voted on, how Hedera can be used for supply chain tracking, and more. This month's fun questions also didn't disappoint. What's Leemon's favorite scuba diving destination? What music is Mance listening to? Does Leemon like cats or dogs? Listen to find out!
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon, join SVP of Corporate Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our fourth Community Town Hall. Topics range from what is Hedera’s "why", the Hedera Wallet, why a Governing Council of 39 members, and more. The community continues to enjoy asking fun questions that we are excited to answer, including some fun ‘this or that’ questions that both Leemon and Mance gladly addressed. What does Leemon think of Elon Musk's Neuralink interface project? Listen to find out!
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon, join SVP of Communications, Zenobia Godschalk, and answer questions directly from the community in our third Town Hall. Topics range from the Zain Group and future Council recruitment, addressing rumored Hedera layoffs, plans for future events and more. This month's fun questions also didn't disappoint. What science topics does Leemon think are important? Is Leemon scared of AI and Skynet taking over? What show has Mance most recently watched? Listen to find out!
Cryptocurrency is a technology designed as a method to connect individual coin ownership as recorded and stored digitally using cryptography that makes it nearly impossible to replicate. Cryptocurrencies since virtual are not issued or controlled by any central authority, and therefore are not adherent to government policies and manipulations. Blockchain is the only decentralized network of cryptocurrencies until Hashgraph emerged and believed it can fill the gaps that Blockchain has yet to improve on. In this episode, CEO of Hedera Hashgraph, Mance Harmon began with how the organization came to be together with his co-founder Dr. Leemon Baird and how Hedera Hashgraph emerged. -- Divi is creating the world's first closed-loop, vertically-integrated cryptocurrency ecosystem. Much like Apple's ecosystem is anchored by iCloud, the Divi Project blockchain serves as the core of the Divi network of technologies. Thanks to a keen understanding of the divide that separates the mainstream from the crypto world, the Divi team is able to create solutions to the industry's biggest problem: adoption by non-technical users. Divi's user-friendly, one-click solutions aim to bring blockchain-based payments into modernity with great UX. In this podcast, we will cover all aspects of cryptocurrency, hot topics, and technology as worldwide adoption grows.
Hedera Co-founders, Dr. Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon, answer questions directly from the community in our second Town Hall. Topics range from the governing council, proof of stake, Sybil attacks, HBAR, proxy staking, Hedera Consensus Service (HCS), Hyperledger, AdsDax, public vs private vs intergalactic networks, virtual voting, and open source software. We also include some fun questions. Where did the name ‘Hedera’ come from? What does Leemon say are the top three scientific achievements or discoveries of all time? What does Mance describe as “palate shocking”? How would Leemon colonize Mars? Listen to find out!
Hedera co-founders, Mance Harmon and Dr. Leemon Baird answer questions directly from the community in our first Community Town Hall. Topics range from the current COVID-19 climate, Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC), Testnet communications, future network usage, comparing Stardate as Star Trek's measure of time and corporate goals but also include some fun personal questions. What video games are Leemon playing? What is Mance's favorite hobby? Listen to find out!
In this episode, we speak to Mance Harmon, Co-Founder and CEO of Hedera Hashgraph about the Hedera Governing Council, Scalability, HBAR, partnership with Google, COVID-19 and more. To find out more about Hedera Hashgraph you can visit — https://www.hedera.com/ You can also follow Hedera on Twitter @hashgraph
Mance Harmon, CEO of Hedera Hashgraph has returned to Insureblocks to discuss the exciting news of Google joining the Hedera Hashgraph Governing Council. We also discussed the addition of Hedera’s new service entitled, Hedera Consensus Service, which brings interesting opportunities for enterprise blockchain platforms such as Hyperledger and Corda to embrace the opportunity to create verifiable timestamps and ordering of events to a public level trust. What is blockchain and what is hashgraph? Blockchain as a term refers to two things: A data structure which is a chain of blocks of transactions A consensus algorithm that enables a community of participants, each of which holds a local copy of that chain of blocks to come to an agreement or consensus on which block to put next on the top of that chain in order for everyone to keep a consistent chain of blocks Unfortunately such a blockchain is designed to be slow for a number of reasons: Proof of work, the use of a really hard cryptographic puzzle, to reach consensus is time consuming From an architectural standpoint, having a single chain that everyone uses is also limiting Hashgraph, similarly is a term that refers to both a data structure and a consensus algorithm. Hashgraph’s data structure is a graph, in a mathematical sense, whose nodes or vertices are linked together with hashes cryptographically. Its consensus algorithm makes it possible for those that have a copy of the hashgraph to calculate how the other nodes in the network would vote in order to come to an agreement on the order of transactions. Because it’s a graph rather than a chain, all of the transactions are flowing into the network, can be processed simultaneously without the need for proof of work. Hashgraph thus removes the two constraining factors of blockchain: no need for proof of work and a graph instead of a single chain. The result is much higher performance and higher level of security due hashgraph using asynchronous Byzantine fault tolerance. What is Hedera Hashgraph? Google joins Hedera’s Governing Council The Council was designed to provide a governing body that the market would trust in doing a good job in terms of shepherding this global network to full maturity and beyond. The Council makes decisions on a wide range of topics such as product roadmap and in control of treasury management. Council members can serve up to two or three year terms. The Council will ultimately be composed of 39 members to represent the full range of use cases across industries, geographies and through time. The council members are chosen to be the largest and most respected members in their categories and geographies. Today there are 11 members: Swisscom blockchain, Tata communications, Nomura, IBM, Boeing, Google, Magalu, Deutsche Telekom, FIS, DLA Piper, and Swirlds. On the 11th of February, Google became the 11th member of the Hedera Governing Council. Hedera is a Delaware based LLC, which is a business vehicle with a legal existence separate and distinct from its owners. Council members are members of the LLC in the legal sense. What this means is that full diligence, M&A and approval by the CEO / Board of that organisation is necessary for them to becoming co-owners of Hedera Hashgraph. The council functions in a very similar fashion to a standards body and has oversight of the organisation itself by committee. Members sit on committees related to their level of expertise for example a tech steering committee, a legal & regulatory committee and marketing committee amongst others. How to avoid collusion between council members? As the council members have a little over two thirds of the Hedera Hashgraph tokens there is only a third of the tokens in the market in circulation. This ensures that the risk of a Sibyl attacks are removed. As you don't have to worry about a bad actor buying up a third or more of the token supply an...
Mance and Tomer talk about smart contracts use-cases and opportunities, how Hedera is unifying private and public networks, and why the governance of blockchains is as important as the tech stack. Plus, having raised more than $100 million from investors Mance explains why transparency is crucial, breaks-down the token economics of Hedera’s native token, reveals how they work with Hedera council members such as IBM, Google and Deutsche Telekom, and shares his view on Bitcoin and Ethereum. SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or your favorite podcast app Leave a review Share the show on social media with your friends and family LISTEN TO THE BLOCKCHAIN VC PODCAST: Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Google Podcasts Youtube Stitcher Show website FOLLOW TOMER ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter Medium blog
Distributed ledger technology could used by front-line health care responders dealing with the coronavirus epidemic to submit information in real-time around the world regardless of censorship. HashLog, a dashboard designed to publicly track coronavirus developments via distributed public ledger Hedera Hashgraph could mitigate political influence involved in spreading information, according to Hedera Hashgraph co-founder and CEO Mance Harmon.
Distributed ledger technology could used by front-line health care responders dealing with the coronavirus epidemic to submit information in real-time around the world regardless of censorship. HashLog, a dashboard designed to publicly track coronavirus developments via distributed public ledger Hedera Hashgraph could mitigate political influence involved in spreading information, according to Hedera Hashgraph co-founder and CEO Mance Harmon.
Hedera Hashgraph is an enterprise-grade distributed ledger platform. After years of development, Hedera came out of stealth mode and launched the public beta of its mainnet in September. The Hedera team describes the Hashgraph as a 3rd generation public ledger (they refer to Bitcoin as 1st generation and Ethereum as 2nd generation). Hedera claims the Hashgraph can process up to 10,000 transactions per second, an order of magnitude faster than current blockchains. Rather than use a blockchain platform, the Hedera Hashgraph is based on a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph). This form of DLT doesn't rely on a proof-of-work or proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. Instead, Hedera network participants act as nodes that validate each other's transactions which leads to faster consensus. However, the hashgraph is not decentralized. Instead, it has a governing council with members including corporate heavyweights such as IBM and Boeing. Mance Harmon co-founder and CEO of Hedera Hashgraph talks about his early years at the Missile Defense Agency where he met Leemon Baird, the inventor of the Hashgraph algorithm. The two tech entrepreneurs say they've solved blockchain's scalability problem. Have they? Let's try and find out... Key takeaway: Hedera is no threat to Bitcoin. But when compared to platform blockchains like Ethereum, Hedera appears to offer a compelling feature set and faster transaction times. Why you should listen: Mance explains why he thinks Hedera is a generation ahead of current blockchains, why the team has been consciously controversial, and why existing within legal and regulatory frameworks is a feature, not a bug. Supporting Links Hedera.com Hedera Hashgraph - Time for Some Fud by Eric Wall Counter Fud by Hedera's Paul Madsen Counter Counter Fud by Eric Wall Fair Access v. Fair Ordering, & Transactions Per Second Examined & Explained Twitter.com/hashgraph Twitter.com/ManceHarmon
In Episode 100 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Hedera Hashgraph founders Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon about Open Access, now that the network has officially gone public. This is the go-to-episode for anyone looking to understand the public ledger and why Fortune 100 companies like IBM, Deutsche Telekom, Boeing, and others have joined Hedera's Governing Council. As a seed investor in Hedera Hashgraph, Demetri’s involvement with the public ledger goes back to September 2017, when he first invited Leemon Baird onto Hidden Forces to discuss the Hashgraph Whitepaper. Weeks later, Demetri put on an event at the Assemblage NoMad where Mance Harmon joined a panel alongside two other members of the executive team. The panel explored the innovation of Hashgraph consensus, specifically virtual voting and gossip-about-gossip. On March 13th, 2018, Leemon and Mance announced the launch of Hedera Hashgraph at an event in New York City, and on August 1st, 2018, news of the ledger’s $6 Billion valuation was made public. Six months later, Hedera announced the initial group of Governing Council Members, and six months after this IBM, Tata Communications, FIS, and Boeing were announced as having joined Hedera’s Governing Council as well. Two years since Leemon Baird first appeared on Hidden Forces to share the news about Hashgraph, Hedera has finally gone public. Open Access also marks the beginning of Hedera’s strategic 15-year coin distribution, with HBAR tokens beginning to be released on exchanges in the US and Asia. This recording is meant to be the go-to-episode for anyone looking to understand Hedera Hashgraph DLT and the functions of the Hedera Governing Council. Demetri also references a back-and-forth on Twitter between him, Hedera’s technical lead, and a number of Hedera skeptics resulting from a medium post by writer and blockchain enthusiast Eric Wall. Hedera’s technical lead, Paul Madsen, responded with his own posts. Demetri has encouraged anyone interested in learning more about Hedera Hashgraph to engage with the team through their Telegram channel, as well as on Twitter. Relevant Timecodes: 00:11:53 Governing Council Announcements 00:14:08 Hedera Consensus Service with Hyperledger Foundation 00:16:50 What is Finality? 00:18:57 Probabilistic Consensus: The Problem with Not Having Finality 00:20:25 Proof of Work Slows Us Down 00:21:51 How is This Possible? 00:28:57 Coq Proof 00:34:05 Theoretical Competitors to Hashgraph 00:35:59 Database Sharding 00:44:15 Proof-of-Stake vs. Proof-of-Work 00:49:39 Hedera Proxy Staking (POS) 00:50:58 Private vs. Public Networks /Permissioned vs. Permissionless Databases 00:52:35 Path to Decentralization 00:53:45 Market Capitalization & Network Security 00:56:16 Addressing Scams 00:58:47 Theoretical Attacks, Proxy Staking & HBARS 01:06:12 Network Fees 01:08:08 How Governance Works in Hedera 01:10:07 Governing Council: “Can’s” and “Can'ts" 01:17:19 Ownership of HBARS 01:19:21 Stability: Open Source vs. Open Review 01:27:29 Regulatory Approach: Squeaky Clean 01:31:32 Use Cases You can access that rundown, along with a transcript to this week’s episode through the Hidden Forces Patreon Page. All subscribers also gain access to our overtime feed, which can be easily be added to your favorite podcast application. Producer & Host: Demetri Kofinas Editor & Engineer: Stylianos Nicolaou Subscribe & Support the Podcast at http://patreon.com/hiddenforces Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @hiddenforcespod
Bryce and Pizzamind sit down with Mance Harmon, CEO and co-founder of Hedera Hashgraph. Hedera Hashgraph accomplishes the same goals as a blockchain such as distributed consensus, permissionless and irreversible transactions, asset tokenization etc., but is technically architected in an entirely new way. In fact, Facebook Libra takes a very similar approach, and Mance considers them his biggest competitor. Is Hedera Hashgraph the new blockchain? Come and see. Guest Links: https://twitter.com/ManceHarmon https://twitter.com/hashgraph Show Links: CRYPTO101podcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=8429526 Twitter: twitter.com/Crypto101Pod twitter.com/BrycePaul101 twitter.com/PizzaMind www.instagram.com/crypto_101 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/101Crypto/ https://www.facebook.com/CRYPTO101Podcast/ **THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL OR LEGAL ADVICE** © Copyright 2019 Boardwalk Flock, LLC All Rights Reserved ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Fog by DIZARO https://soundcloud.com/dizarofr Creative Commons — Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported — CC BY-ND 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/Fog-DIZARO Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/lAfbjt_rmE8 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Bryce and Pizzamind sit down with Mance Harmon, CEO and co-founder of Hedera Hashgraph. Hedera Hashgraph accomplishes the same goals as a blockchain such as distributed consensus, permissionless and irreversible transactions, asset tokenization etc., but is technically architected in an entirely new way. In fact, Facebook Libra takes a very similar approach, and Mance considers them his biggest competitor. Is Hedera Hashgraph the new blockchain? Come and see. Guest Links: https://twitter.com/ManceHarmon https://twitter.com/hashgraph Show Links: CRYPTO101podcast.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/user?u=8429526 Twitter: twitter.com/Crypto101Pod twitter.com/BrycePaul101 twitter.com/PizzaMind www.instagram.com/crypto_101 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/101Crypto/ https://www.facebook.com/CRYPTO101Podcast/ **THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL OR LEGAL ADVICE** © Copyright 2019 Boardwalk Flock, LLC All Rights Reserved ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Fog by DIZARO https://soundcloud.com/dizarofr Creative Commons — Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported — CC BY-ND 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/Fog-DIZARO Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/lAfbjt_rmE8 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Hedera Co-Founder Mance Harmon discusses the power of Hashgraph to empower people to... Build the internet we want, powered by native nano payments... Where objective news reigns because publishers no longer rely on advertising dollars... Where economics of spam no longer make sense... Musicians selling directly to fans through the stream... All major elections happen online free of manipulation... Sprawling virtual worlds can be spun up in an instant, no server necessary... Privacy is guaranteed and your identity is always controlled by you... Thanks for listening! We look forward to hearing from you with any ideas, feedback, or collaboration ideas: podcast@dallasblockchainpodcast.com
This is a service announcement for regular listeners of Hidden Forces. I have released a nearly 2-hour long recording of my conversation with Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon of Hedera Hashgraph to my Hidden Forces Patreon subscribers that will be published on the main podcast feed after the network goes public sometime this summer. I wanted to give supporters of the podcast the opportunity to hear that conversation before anyone else. It’s a great excuse for those who haven’t subscribed yet, to do so. There is no long-term commitment and you can cancel your subscription at any time. Subscribing for even a single month helps fund the podcast and keep it ad-free, but I know that many of you will end up sticking around longer, as the overtime content, in particular, is well worth your support. You can access that episode, as well as our latest overtime segments, transcripts, and rundowns at Patreon.com/HiddenForces and you can expect another phenomenal episode to air this Monday, at our usual time. Until then, have a great weekend everyone!
It's not every day that a major tech company validates a unique business and governance model that you've been promoting for years. Hedera CEO Mance Harmon joins hosts Zenobia Godschalk and Ken Anderson to share how Facebook libra has validated Hedera's model and the important differences between Facebook Libra and Hedera Hashgraph, including ABFT. Mance Harmon's related blog post is here: https://www.hedera.com/blog/our-contrarian-approach-validated. Hedera's governance model can be found here: https://www.hedera.com/council#model.
**This episode was one of our top listened podcast of 2019** Featuring Mance Harmon Cofounder & CEO of Hedera Hashgraph This episode is a live recording of our TF Austin Chapter event on June 20th, 2019, a fireside chat with Mance Harmon about Hedera Hashgraph and how they went from the protocol Hashgraph to the company Hedera Hashgraph. In this episode Mance and I discuss how Hedera Hashgraph was started, his history with cofounder Leemon Baird, how enterprises will adopt blockchain, his thoughts on the recent facebook Libra announcement, how there are some similarities to what Hedera has already done, and the announcements made earlier in the day about Hedera's consensus services Let us know what you thought after the show @TFBlockchain on Twitter, Linkedin, and Facebook.
Learn about the Hedera enterprise-grade public network for decentralized applications with Hedera Hashgraph Co-Founders Dr. Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon. Topics include: DAGs, security, running nodes, proxy staking, governance, problems with forks, software upgrades, proof of stake, dapps and more! For more on the subject, visit Hedera.com or listen to this recorded webinar from Dr. Leemon Baird on The Path to Decentralization: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTNNYeSks-s
For this week podcast we continue our theme on how to build effective governance solutions in a blockchain ecosystem. This time we had the pleasure of having Mance Harmon, CEO of Hedera join us to share his insights on how to build effective governance. What is blockchain? At a very high level, blockchain is an evolution of database technology. In traditional database technology you can have a multi master database solution, which is essentially like having multiple copies of a same master database. It’s a replicated database with identical information in every instance. As users connect to these master databases to make updates to them you sometimes have what is called a write conflict. Meaning that the collection of all these databases need to come to an agreement on which one of those master databases was modified first. The assumption has always been that one organisation would manage all of those master databases. Whilst that may be fine in some scenario it doesn’t quite work in one where for example you’d ask Amazon to take one of its masters from its multi master database solution and give it to Google to run and administer. What blockchain initially provided was for the first time the ability to take this multi master database solution and give away the masters to different legal entities, different organizations and do so securely. The 1st generation of blockchains, Bitcoin being an example of them, uses a very linear process. Each node in the network has a local copy of this chain and as new blocks get published the community decides which blocks to put on top of the chain and what order and everyone does that in this sort of linear fashion. For Mance this isn’t very efficient. Difference between Hashgraph and Blockchain? Hashgraph like blockchain is a form of distributed ledger technology (DLT). However unlike blockchain it doesn’t have a chain of blocks. Hashgraph is a graph that represents the flow of transactions, changes to the database across the network as well as an algorithm for determining which of these transactions to apply in a given order. A hashgraph is a patented algorithm that promises the benefits of the blockchain, distribution, decentralisation and security through the use of hashing, without the drawback of low transaction speed. While Bitcoin allows for approximately 5 transactions per second and Ethereum allows for approximately 15 transactions per second, a hashgraph can process thousands of transactions per second. Hashgraph can achieve such speed and security because it adds a tiny amount of information on top of any transaction between databases. That tiny amount of information, or metadata, essentially keeps. A record of the last received transaction and the last one created. By taking those metadata one can build a picture of the flow of information within a network. What is governance? Governance refers to the process that a governing body goes through to determine what the product roadmap will be? What features are going to be added to the product? When those features will go to market? What rates are paid to the nodes in the network for their participation? What the fees are for the use of the network? Governance can be thought of by using different model points as reference points. On one end you’ve got a dictatorship model where one person is calling the shots whilst on the other you have a full democracy. Governance council type of model A council type model is an alternative approach. Just like you wouldn’t have every person that holds a US dollar to be voting on monetary policy. However, a council of experts on monetary policy to be governing the money supply can work. A governance council type of model is one where you have a large population that votes and a subset of the population that acts as experts of the council to making complex decisions. That is the model used by Bitcoin for example where you have 11 or 12 core ...
Simon is in Singapore this week but he's not alone. He's joined by Antony Lewis, Director Digital Assets at R3 to talk about the latest and greatest news in blockchain. First up, we take a look at Google adding hardware security extensions for Firefox and Edge browsers. Antony comments that the technology being used was developed by blockchain companies years ago and Simon adds that we might see an increase in this sort of thing happening across mainstream sectors (1:46). Next we talk about Bithumb being hacked, Antony suggests that it might have been an accident by management and that you can never be sure if these hacks are coming from inside the company, an exit scam or outside hackers (07:52). Antony also explains just what a blockchain firewall is for all of those who've been asking. We have a great Tweet of the Week from @twobitidiot on the great wealth transfer (24:00). That's not all, Colin caught up with Mance Harmon CEO and Co-Founder of Hedera Hashgraph to talk about what they're doing with 39 blue chip companies and blockchain in Texas (25:47). Other stories include: A look inside crypto firm Galaxy Digital, founded by ‘sidelined’ Wall Street legend Mike Novogratz All this and so much more on this week's episode of Blockchain Insider. And why not send us your best tweets? See if you can get a shout out on the show! We hope you enjoy the show and, as ever, don't forget to subscribe! Want to join the conversation on all the topics discussed? Tweet the show @bchaininsider and if you really love the show, please leave us a review on iTunes. This week's episode of Blockchain Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and Petrit Berisha. Edited by Alex Woodhouse. Special Guests: Antony Lewis and Mance Harmon.
Host Tom Shaughnessy of 51percent Crypto Research is joined by Mance Harmon the CEO and Co-Founder of Hedera Hashgraph for the most in-depth dive into the project to date. For those who don’t know, Hedera Hashgraph is a public distributed ledger for building decentralized applications. The project has gained a lot of interest and has raised $124M at a $6B valuation. Our conversation covers the dynamics of the platform, an update on their mainnet launch, governance in Hedera and where the project fits into the ever-growing world of crypto. Relevant Posts Decred: Governance and Funding Reimagined Privacy Coin War: Short-Term Monero and Long-Term Zcash With Grin/Beam As Wild Cards Ethereum’s Serenity: A Potential ~10x Increase In Demand For Gas and Increasing Scarcity Could Both Drive ETH’s Price Higher ----more---- Follow Tom on Twitter @Shaughnessy119 Follow Mance on Twitter @ManceHarmon Follow Hedera on Twitter @hashgraph ----more---- 51percent's Institutional Crypto Podcasts are to the point discussions with crypto leaders for analysts, funds and institutions. Make sure to add your email on 51pct.io Disclosure: Tom Shaughnessy owns tokens in ETH, MKR, ZRX, HYDRO, CVC, POLY and GLA. This podcast is NOT investment advice and is only informational. Do not make investment decisions based upon this podcast. 51percent was not compensated by any party for this podcast episode. Tom has no investment stake in Parity. This content is strictly informational. ----more---- Sign Up For 51percent's Leading Crypto Research ----more---- Advertisers: To advertise on this podcast, email Tom@51pct.io Potential Guests: If you're interested in appearing on the podcast, email Tom@51pct.io ----more----
In this episode, Grey Jabesi interviews Mance Harmon .Mance is an experienced technology executive and entrepreneur with more than 20 years of strategic leadership experience in multi-national corporations, government agencies, and high-tech startups, and is Co-Founder and CEO of Hedera Hashgraph. His prior experience includes serving as the Head of Architecture and Labs at Ping Identity, Founder / CEO of two tech startups, the senior executive for product security , Program Manager for a very-large scale software program for the Missile Defense Agency, the Course Director for Cybersecurity at US Air Force Academy, and research scientist in Machine Learning at Wright Laboratory. Mance received a MS in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts, and a BS in Computer Science from Mississippi State University. Mance and his partner, Leemon Baird (who invented hashgraph), have been in the technology/security/privacy space for decades. Their latest venture, Hedera Hashgraph, is a platform that provides a new form of distributed consensus. It’s kind of like blockchain on steroids, except that it’s not a chain; it’s a graph. Also, it’s not open source; it’s patented. Their aim was to take all that is good about blockchain and create an enterprise-level platform that is faster, stable, and more secure. In today’s episode you’ll learn: · About Mance and Leemon’s technical and entrepreneurial background · Why Leemon invented hashgraph · How hashgraph differs from blockchain · Why Mance and Leemon patented Hedera Hashgraph · The types of applications for which hashgraph can be used · About Hedera Hashgraph’s immediate and anticipated plans (including a cryptocurrency) links; https://www.crunchbase.com/person/mance-harmon https://www.linkedin.com/in/manceharmon/
There is more to blockchain than bitcoin. And there is more to distributed ledgers than blockchain. Blockchain describes only one type of decentralized consensus mechanism. Although it is really the dominant system in this new distributed world, it’s not the only one. I’m no computer scientist by any means and I suspect you aren’t either. But I will say that from what I have learned, the major challenges in using blockchain technology so far have been related to scaling. Blockchain is inherently slow. Bitcoin takes 10 minutes to reach consensus—hard to wait that long making a transaction at Starbucks. Lightening network will likely change that but those are the facts now. Ethereum is faster at 15 seconds per transaction. But where do we need to be in order to go prime time with cryptocurrency? Well, Visa does about 5000 transactions per second so let’s think of that as the gold standard for speed to incorporate something new into daily financial transactions. I’m not saying that you can’t get there with blockchain and sidechains, but as we say in the non-technical world. There is more than one way to skin a cat (don’t ask me why we say that). One project that got my attention a couple years ago was hashgraph. Hashgraph uses a completely different consensus mechanism with apparent lightening speed and asynchronous Byzantine fault tolerance—something that many computer scientists believe to be the gold standard for security in distributed systems. That in and of itself is exciting but and idea or white paper can only get you so far. As an investor, I always look at the team first. When you look at Hashgraph, you see one of the most impressive teams in all of the cryptocurrency projects out there. I had the pleasure of interviewing Mance Harmon, CEO of Hashgraph a few months ago before it’s presale and when we this week I will play it for you! This is a token you will see in circulation next year that you should keep an eye on. Shownotes: - Mance’s life before cryptocurrency - How Distributed Ledger Technology will change the world - Limitations of the current blockchain - Performance of Hedera hashgraph - Applications made possible by Hedera - What does hashgraph stand with/against the current blockchain - The difference between private and public distributed ledgers - The reason why hashgraph is patented - The Hedera Council - Timeline of Hedera - Find out more about Hedera Hashgraph Hashgraph.com Hederahashgraph.com Telegram: Hedera Hashgraph Chat Medium: Hedera Hashgraph
Mance Harmon explains the technology and possible applications of Hashgraph, a platform that provides a new form of distributed consensus and a new decentralized governance model. Show notes: http://cryptoradio.io/hashgraph This episode is sponsored by: http://cryptoradio.io/play
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Why is it easier for the rich to get richer? Why is it that the “first million” is the hardest? Well, there’s lots of reasons for that and I go through them in some detail in Your Roadmap to Real Wealth. But one very important reason that the rich get richer is because they have […] The post 108: The Bitcoin Killer: Mance Harmon on Hashgraph appeared first on Wealth Formula.
Hedera Hashgraph - Gespräch mit Mance Harmon dem CEO von Hedera Hashgraph In der aktuellen Folge des Kryptoszene Podcasts reden wir mit Mance Harmon dem CEO von Hedera Hashgraph (engl.). Die Plattform/Kryptowährung wurde vor ein paar Wochen vorgestellt und erlebt seit dem viel Hype. Das besondere an Hashgraph ist, dass es keine klassische Blockchain nutzt und daher mehrere hunderttausend Transaktionen pro Sekunde machen kann. Empfehlungen: ➜Coinbase (Ideal zum Kaufen von Bitcoin & Co, 10$ Gratis für Neukunden): https://goo.gl/7R4YBY ➜Binance - Gute Exchange zum Handeln von Altcoins: https://goo.gl/m6KVVj ➜Sichere Aufbewahrung eurer Krypto-Guthaben mit dem Ledger Nano S: https://goo.gl/6pEX5h ➜Zu meiner Webseite: https://block-builders.de ➜eToro: Zum Handeln von alles anderem (Aktien, Rohstoffe, etc) https://goo.gl/kfktRK
The Hedera Hashgraph platform provide an alternative to blockchain technology and other distributed consensus algorithms by using a fundamentally different technology with unique capabilities. According to co-founder and CEO Mance Harmon, the hashgraph algorithm solves the most common problems with blockchain technology regarding performance, cost, and security. Both Harmon and co-founder Leemon Baird are deep technologists and Harmon taught cybersecurity at the US Air Force Academy where Baird was a professor of computer science. Together, they are improving security and efficiency in cyberspace by providing a new type of distributed consensus. According to Harmon, Hedera Hashgraph has achieved the best possible bandwidth efficiency and security. In addition, the platform has minimized the time needed to reach agreements at practically zero cost per transaction.
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Hashgraph is a new consensus algorithm that radically differs from proof-of-work as well as proof-of-stake consensus algorithms. While work on Hashgraph begun in 2012, it’s design is radically different from today’s blockchain architectures. The Hashgraph team claims that it has found an optimal consensus algorithm design that will be impossible to significantly improve upon. We were joined by Mance Harmon, who is CEO of the Swirlds, the company developing Hashgraph. Our conversation covered the origin story of hashgraph, how it compares to existing consensus algorithms and how Hashgraph works. Topics covered in this episode: Leemon Baird and Mance Harmon’s long history of building companies together What motivated Leemon Baird to start working on Hashgraph in 2012 The existing categories of consensus algorithms and their problems How Hashgraph consensus combines voting and gossip protocols The performance characteristics of Hashgraph How a public Hashgraph network could look like Episode links: Hashgraph Homepage Hashgraph Whitepaper Hashgraph Consensus - Detailed Examples Sybil Attacks in Hashgraph Hidden Forces Podcast Episode on Hashgraph Lemon Baird's Talk on Hashgraph at Harvard Business School This episode is hosted by Brian Fabian Crain and Meher Roy. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/219
Members of the hashgraph consensus algorithm's founding team, including the CEO of Swirlds, Mance Harmon, speak with Demetri Kofinas about the future of the Internet. In this blockbuster event, blockchain developers, entrepreneurs, and fans of Hidden Forces ask questions to the founders of hashgraph about their revolutionary technology. Leemon Baird, Mance Harmon, and the rest of the Swirlds team claim to have built an entirely new distributed ledger technology that is better (orders of magnitude more efficient), faster (300,000+ transactions per second pre-sharding), safer (asynchronous byzantine fault tolerant), and fairer (mathematically proven fairness with consensus time stamping) than the blockchain. This is the second installment in a series of interviews, panel discussions, and conversations that Demetri Kofinas has had with the founders of Hashgraph. Hashgraph is a consensus algorithm that appears to have solved the problem of scale in distributed information management. It is a distributed ledger technology that may do for information processing and storage, what TCP/IP and broadband has done for communication. This is a revolution unlike any we have seen since the earliest days of the World Wide Web. This event took place at the Assemblage NOMAD in New York City. It was a packed house with over 200 people in attendance from the blockchain and fintech communities who were eager to learn about how hashgraph is going to change the future of the Internet. You can listen to Demetri's interview with the inventor and founder of Hashgraph, Leemon Baird, as well as read the transcript to that conversation on our website. Producer & Host: Demetri Kofinas Editor: Stylianos Nicolaou Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @hiddenforcespod
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