Profile
Working in parallel with entrepreneurs and the Hedera community
The HBAR Foundation acts as an integrated force multiplier to help builders and creators overcome the challenges of bringing their ideas to market.
The HBAR Foundation leadership team includes experts in technology, business, legal, marketing, and ecosystem development – all focused on the success of your project. Our team members have deep roots in the distributed ledger space, and we are passionate about enabling projects to move from ideation to production – at scale.
Our Mission
We do this through a comprehensive grant program that provides financial backing for projects, expert support across technology, marketing, and business development; and access to a thriving ecosystem that helps to raise awareness of projects, accelerate innovation, and scale adoption.
How We Can Help You?
We understand that bringing your idea to market can be challenging from a number of perspectives. Lack of funding and operational support can be massive roadblocks for entrepreneurs and builders that want to rapidly deploy projects.
We eliminate these roadblocks through a streamlined grant program that can quickly provide funding for your project as well as expert support across technical, marketing, business development, and other operational functions needed to scale.
Why Hedera?
Hedera is the most used enterprise-grade public network for you to make your digital world exactly as it should be – yours. HBAR is the native, energy-efficient cryptocurrency of the Hedera network that powers the decentralized economy. Whether you’re a startup or enterprise, a creator or consumer, the Hedera network goes beyond blockchain, enabling entrepreneurs to create the next era of fast, fair, and secure applications.
How does the Hedera Network Governance work?
Network governance is the responsibility of the Hedera Governing Council. This council consists of up to 39 term-limited and highly diversified organizations and enterprises, reflecting up to 11 unique sectors, academia, and non-profits globally. Council members are committed to governing software changes, while bringing stability and continued decentralization to the public network.