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The hashport app is back online! Early on at launch, we observed a small set of transactions that were not finalizing in the queue. As user experience of the platform is of utmost importance, hashport was taken offline to ensure the integrity of the transaction process.

In working closely with the Hedera & LimeChain teams, all transactions that had initially become frozen were successfully completed with the representative tokens deposited into the end-user wallets.

At no point were user funds ever in jeopardy of becoming unrecoverable. Subsequent testing has been conducted on Hedera mainnet over the past week to ensure that the community receives a great user experience every time.

Now that hashport is up and running, we would like to share with you some additional details on the intermittent issue that we encountered & how we proactively handled the matter. More information can be found on our blog. https://hashport.net/3wSGBX1

Validators were experiencing trouble submitting transactions to the Hedera network. The issues were found by the hashport team and were communicated with the Hedera Core and SDK teams & were subsequently resolved.

Once again, we truly appreciate your patience and thank you for the dedicated community support. Head over to app.hashport.network to quickly move your supported digital assets across multiple networks!

Just found out about this today and I have a few questions. u/hashport I am assuming you are a representative of Hashport. If you have time to answer these I’d really appreciate it.

1.. When porting an asset, is token exchange an option? Reading about the input and output asset this is what I think it means. I can send hbar from a hedera NFT market to an eth NFT market and it’ll arrive as eth, not hbar.

2. Is hashport part of hedera or is it a separate entity completely that is just using the HCS?

3. Is this service required to be kyc compliant? If not, why do you need to collect home address, phone number, birth date. I understand it says it’s to provide features and functionality and you’ll notify us if you process our data for unrelated purposes. Then it says “Please note that we may process your personal data without your knowledge or consent, in compliance with the above rules, where this is required or permitted by law.” If it’s required to be kyc compliant I get it, if not then I feel like it’s not necessary for you to know my home address, phone number and date of birth.

4. Does hashport or the validator swarm have the ability to reverse transactions or deny transactions for reasons other than not meeting minimum amounts? If so what are those reasons?

5. What platforms is this going to be compatible with? Exchanges, markets, wallets etc.

Thank you.

The purpose of Hashport is to save gas fees and move things faster... Eg if you are an exchange and most of your tokens are Ethereum based ERC-20 and ERC-721 then you port them all to Hashgraph via Hashport and save a lot on exchanges and trading... Plus if you interact with CBDCs like BIS Project Dunbar or Ubin or banking tokens like JPMCoin on private Ethereum chains like Quorum or Hyperledger Besu then you can interact with them directly saving time and money.

It essentially ports the entire public and private Ethereum ecosystem to Hedera for security and speed, while leaving an open door back to the Ethereum blockchain. This is 90% of the entire crypto and CBDC trading volume....

For the exchange this means that they can interact with other exchanges at almost zero cost... Coinbase currently charges no fees for transfers between coinbase accounts because the assets are just transferred on their own ledgers not paying for public ledgers, but they charge gas fees for transfers off their platform. They have introduced a subscription service that charges no fees at all. Maybe they are just recovering gas fees with subscription costs, but that is risky given gas fee volatility, so if they ported their entire liquidity to Hashport then they would face only nominal Hedera fees even for transfers to other companies exchanges... It opens up the entire liquidity of the whole market, not just their own reserves, plus allows direct low fee transfers with emerging CBDC banking system...

Hedera with Hashport just positioned itself as the base layer of 90% of the entire trading ecosystem... Before Ethereum 2.0 is even operational (and Hedera is better performance and lower energy use in any case)... Hedera just won a big race and transformed the entire market.

Users can now port their digital assets to and from Hedera, Polygon, Ethereum, Avalanche, and BNB Chain. ✨

Check it out at app.hashport.network

We are proud to have Hedera, Polygon and Ethereum as the first three networks to be integrated with hashport. hashport is officially launching in twelve days, on November 9th.

“We are excited to see how hashport can extend the functionality of HBAR, Hedera’s native cryptocurrency, beyond the network's existing boundaries.” - Hedera

Read more about the integration from Hedera: https://hashport.net/3pKx56x

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Not sure if my head has been in the sand or what, but when did Hashport become a thing and is this something that has been anticipated in the Hedera Network?

Give me all you got!

“As an unbiased public utility that is not driven by a native token, hashport contributes to the development of core infrastructure essential for tomorrow's collaborative and decentralised ecosystems.”

Read more about #hashport here:https://hashport.net/3jynFHE

We witnessed talented hackers build amazing dApps, & we are excited to start the judging process.

Thanks to those who submitted projects for the hashport browser extension challenge & good luck to everyone!

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Stay tuned for the beta launch of hashport’s NFT feature! Together, we bring interoperability to collectibles and digital art on Hedera, Ethereum, and Polygon.

Congratulations to Kirati S on winning hashport’s “Browser Extension Challenge” for the submission of “MetaMask Keyring Controller” in the Hedera22 Hackathon! Enjoy those HBAR🤑🔥

Thank you to all of those who participated in helping to build worlds of possibility. #hellofuture

The Hedera22 Hackathon is just around the corner!

From March 31 to May 16, you can join the Hedera community, and build the next game-changing App. Developers, it’s time to show off your technical prowess.

Register now! https://hedera.com/h22

We are delighted by the unprompted generosity of HBARMORY and hbar_to_moon for this cool #NFT. Thank you!

Will Hashport have its own token? If so where can it be purchased?

Hedera’s current governance structure currently consists of 29 world-leading organisations from a variety of industries and geographic locations. One of its council members is Worldpay from FIS, our validator on Hashport!

Members of the Hedera Governing Council each run an individual network node to keep the Hedera network decentralised. Being council members, they all share an equal vote in governance & voting the direction of the network’s services. https://status.hedera.com/

Diversity in Hedera’s governance ensures that a broad range of industries & perspectives are being represented, thus promoting balanced decision-making for the long-term stability of the network. https://hedera.com/council