NUGGETS OF ALPHA
Hedera is working with central banks to explore the use of CBDCs
Hedera has a Nakamoto coefficient of 1, indicating its centralized
According to Messari, Hedera has ~6K daily active users
The weekly combined developers are ~400 for SOL versus 66 for HBAR
The annual inflation of SOL is 5.13% and 30.19% for HBAR
SOL's TVL is currently 9x that of HBAR and is growing rapidly
In terms of ecosystem, nothing comes close regarding the breadth of SOL dApps
The crypto compendium score for SOL is 7.40 versus 3.20 for HBAR (less than Ape Coin)
Hedera is a "closed box" and heavily centralized with insider holders
The General Council makes up all of the Hedera daily transaction volumes
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The latest increase in Hedera's (HBAR) price coincides with the exciting news that the United States Federal Reserve's FedNow has added Dropp, a Hedera-based micropayments platform, as a service provider. Is it time to swap from SOL to HBAR? Let's dig in and find out.
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