Lando Norris, sponsored by Hedera's HBAR, won the Hungarian Grand Prix, marking a milestone for the ongoing McLaren-Hedera partnership that began in January 2026. This multi-year deal includes branding on cars and race suits, digital collectibles for fans, and McLaren's seat on the Hedera Governing Council alongside major companies like Google and IBM. The partnership has lasted over six months, a rare duration in crypto sponsorships, providing steady mainstream exposure for HBAR despite its price being down from all-time highs. The Hungarian GP win reinforces the collaboration's strength and continued presence in both racing and crypto communities.
Canary Capital reiterated its promotion of the Canary HBAR ETF, which holds 704.35 million Hedera (HBAR) tokens valued at about $47.8 million as of July 30, 2026. The ETF, trading on Nasdaq since October 2025, has seen a 37.32% decline in market pric...
Rosen, a social-economy app built on the Hedera network, connects users in about 200 countries with cross-border micro-tasks paid in USDC stablecoin. The app aims to include around 3 billion people often excluded from global online work due to bankin...
HBAR, Hedera's native token, dropped about 4% in 24 hours following a broader market decline but formed a classic bullish falling wedge pattern. This technical setup suggests selling pressure is easing, and buyers are defending support around $0.066....
Shiba Inu (SHIB) experienced a sudden 25% price increase over a weekend, driven by renewed interest in its Web3 projects and a significant withdrawal of tokens from exchanges to self-custodial wallets. This shift has reduced available supply, potenti...
Charles Schwab's reported backing of the U.S. Clarity Act is seen as strengthening the case for cryptocurrencies XRP, XLM, and HBAR to benefit from institutional tokenization. Major financial firms like Schwab, BlackRock, and Fidelity seek clearer re...
