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Enterprise-grade distributed ledger infrastructure for institutional Web3 applications.

Hedera operates a public distributed ledger network built for enterprise-grade performance, offering high throughput, low fees, and energy-efficient consensus for institutional applications. On MarketScale, Hedera covers decentralized finance, tokenization, and Web3 infrastructure for technology and compliance decision-makers. Content addresses real-world enterprise use cases across supply chain, identity, and digital assets.

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Channel Brief·Hedera Hashgraph · 65 episodes
Updated Feb 14, 2024

Blockchain moves from promise to practice across enterprise.

The Hedera channel documents real companies—from Mondelez to Sygnum to DLA Piper—building production systems on distributed ledger. Evidence rests on named partnerships, specific use cases, and stated regulatory credentials.

This channel argues that enterprise blockchain adoption is no longer speculative; it is happening now across retail, finance, real estate, and sustainability. The proof is structural: every episode profiles a named company shipping a real product or service on Hedera, from Mondelez integrating DLT into consumer engagement to Sygnum operating as a fully regulated crypto bank, from Capturiant building a compliant environmental credit marketplace to Quarter enabling fractional real estate ownership.

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By the numbers

$39B

blockchain industry forecast by 2025

$348,079

average U.S. home price in 2022

60M

fantasy sports players in the U.S.

187,000

Yamgo users earning crypto rewards

What the channel argues

InsightMondelez, a legacy CPG giant, joined Hedera council and deployed DLT for fraud prevention and consumer engagement.
DataSygnum holds full banking licenses in Switzerland and Singapore, making it the world's first fully regulated crypto bank.
InsightHedera Guardian is an open-source platform enabling digital-first sustainability policies and dMRV-based tokenization to reduce ESG fraud.
InsightDLA Piper's TOKO platform tokenizes illiquid assets using Hedera as the foundation for compliant Web3 finance.
DataQuarter uses fractional ownership tokenization to make homeownership more achievable as U.S. average home price reached $348,079 in 2022.
DataOver 60 million people in the U.S. play fantasy sports, driving demand for Web3 gaming platforms like GameOn's Karateka.

What you'll learn

Why regulated financial institutions like Sygnum and DLA Piper chose Hedera for blockchain infrastructure instead of building proprietary systems.
How fractional tokenization and digital-first marketplaces unlock otherwise illiquid or inaccessible assets like real estate and environmental credits.
Which enterprise use cases have moved past pilot into revenue-generating operations: stablecoin issuance, digital identity wallets, marketplace infrastructure, and sports gaming.
How open-source tooling like Hedera Guardian and Hedera Stablecoin Studio reduce time-to-market for enterprises entering Web3.
Why enterprises prioritize compliance and regulatory clarity over pure decentralization when choosing blockchain platforms.

What to do about it

Audit your supply chain, payments, or customer data workflows to identify friction points where a shared ledger or tokenization could cut middlemen or settlement time.
If issuing financial instruments or stablecoins, evaluate whether a turnkey platform like Hedera Stablecoin Studio or TOKO can accelerate launch versus building infrastructure in-house.
Map your regulatory jurisdiction and partner selection: enterprises building in finance or sustainability should prioritize networks with council governance and open-source tooling that support compliance.

Who and what shows up

Xiang Xu

Mondelez, Hedera council member

Discussed Mondelez's strategic pivot to blockchain and DLT for consumer fraud prevention and engagement in the digital economy.

Aliya Das Gupta

Sygnum Bank

Explained how Sygnum became the world's first fully regulated crypto bank with licenses in Switzerland and Singapore, integrating traditional banking compliance with digital assets.

Scott Thiel

Founder of TOKO, DLA Piper

Outlined TOKO's mission to democratize finance by tokenizing illiquid assets on Hedera with sound technology and compliance frameworks.

Zenobia Godschalk

SVP of Communications, Swirlds Labs; host

Conducted interviews across all episodes, consistently asking how legacy businesses, finance, and emerging Web3 platforms integrate blockchain into real-world operations.

Shannon Diesch

CEO, Quarter

Discussed how distributed ledger technology enables fractional ownership of real estate to make homeownership more accessible.

Questions this channel answers

Q

Is blockchain adoption real for large enterprises, or still experimental?

Real: Mondelez joined Hedera council to deploy DLT for fraud prevention; Sygnum holds full banking licenses in two countries; DLA Piper launched TOKO for asset tokenization. The shift is from pilot to revenue operations.

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Q

Why would a legacy brand or bank choose Hedera over building proprietary blockchain?

Hedera provides council governance, regulatory clarity, open-source tooling (like Guardian and Stablecoin Studio), and a shared network that reduces time-to-market and compliance risk for enterprises entering Web3.

TOKO by DLA Piper: Democratizing Finance on Hedera
Q

What assets are being tokenized first, and why?

Illiquid or regulated assets with high friction: real estate (Quarter), environmental credits (Capturiant), stablecoins (Hedera Stablecoin Studio), and digital identity linked to payments (AID:Tech). Tokenization cuts middlemen and enables fractional ownership.

Tokenizing Homeownership to Make It More Achievable for …
Q

How does blockchain reduce fraud or improve transparency in specific industries?

Mondelez uses DLT for consumer fraud prevention; Capturiant ensures environmental credits meet regulatory standards with full transaction transparency; Hedera Guardian creates auditable, traceable records of carbon credit emissions to reduce ESG fraud.

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Q

What role do partnerships with cloud or infrastructure providers play?

Arkhia partnered with Google Cloud to provide developers reliable, transparent data and API infrastructure for building on Hedera, reducing the friction of accessing Hedera public network data.

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Topics:Enterprise blockchain adoptionAsset tokenization and fractional ownershipStablecoin issuance and managementRegulated digital asset bankingWeb3 creator and marketplace platforms
Themes:Enterprise adoption requires regulatory clarity and compliance, not hypeTokenization unlocks fractional ownership and liquidity in previously siloed assetsOpen-source platforms and turnkey solutions reduce friction for legacy businesses entering blockchain

Industry context

Enterprise blockchain adoption is increasingly driven by regulatory clarity and compliance infrastructure rather than technology novelty. Successful implementations prioritize governance and custody frameworks alongside tokenization capability.

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