This is Michiel from Hashgraph, bringing you the February developer highlights.
This month, we delve into significant developments that are shaping the future of the Hedera network. Highlights include the transition of Hedera's codebase to the Hiero project under the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust, insightful articles on real estate tokenization by Nadine Loepfe, and updates on recent Hedera Improvement Proposals (HIPs).
Additionally, we feature recordings from HederaCon 2025 and the latest technical community call. Let's explore these updates and more!
Technical Community Call: HIPs-1084 & 1086, Developer Playground and Awesome-Hedera
Join Nana as he discusses Hedera Improvement Proposals (HIPs) 1084 & 1086, explores the Developer Playground, and highlights the revamped Awesome-Hedera repository. 👉 Watch the recording
HederaCon 2025 Main Stage Live Stream
Experience the highlights from HederaCon 2025, held on February 25, 2025, in Denver, Colorado. This event marked Hedera's first major user conference since 2018, bringing together developers, business leaders, and industry pioneers to celebrate Hedera and explore its future. Watch the technical talks!
Learn about Hedera's approach to maintaining network stability through throttling mechanisms, ensuring fair and permissionless availability for all users.
Nadine Loepfe, a Developer Advocate at Hedera, has authored two insightful articles exploring the intersection of real estate and Web3 technologies:
"How Would We Build a REIT Today Using Web3 Technologies?" This article delves into the potential of constructing a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) utilizing Web3 technologies, highlighting the benefits of tokenization in making real estate investments more accessible, efficient, and transparent.
"How Is Tokenization Changing The Way We Invest?" In this piece, Nadine examines how tokenization is revolutionizing investment strategies by bridging real-world assets with the digital economy, focusing on the roles of NFTs and fungible tokens in this transformation.
This proposal introduces a system contract to enable smart contracts to interact with scheduled transactions, facilitating asynchronous coordination of transaction approvals.
This HIP extends the existing Scheduled Transaction implementation to support executing transactions at arbitrary future times and allows more transaction types to be scheduled.
This HIP proposes modifications to the Hedera Consensus Service to enable setting the autoRenewAccountId during topic creation, even without an Admin Key.
This HIP allows a user to create, update and get info for token metadata and the metadata key for Fungible Tokens (FT) and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT) from a smart contract.
HIP 1126 aims to allow the removal of token allowances without requiring the token to be associated with the account, simplifying the process for users.
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