Yes BJP kerala is cadere party while im TN it is a Leaderbased party.

that alone makes Hedera better than 99% of DLTs, as most of them are leaderbased (even if they change the leader every second, attackers can keep following and shutting down the leader).

fine 👍🏽 also remember that hedera is aBFT, the network cant be shut down by a DdoS attack. solana is leaderbased as far as i know... BFT...

Good morning everyone, today I want to share why we at @KabilaApp @KabilaES chose @hedera as our blockchain for our entire system (Wallet, Tools, Launchpad, Marketplace, Plazas (The new social space) and Academy). 1. Hedera is super fast, secure and scalable. Right now is handleing an average of 2,000 transactions per second (TPS) with spikes of 3,300 TPS. 2. Transactions on Hedera are finalized in just 3 to 4.5 seconds. 3. Hedera can handle 10,000 TPS for each Shard and can scale up to 490,000 TPS/ Shard in the future. It can scale infinitely with MultiSharding. 4. Hedera has low and fixed fees. Sending a Hbar transaction costs only $0.00001. This is great for companies as they can predict their costs. 5. Hedera is very safe. It has the highest degree of security (#aBFT) and can't be attacked like @solana , @Polygon and others, since they have #BFT security. 6. Hedera doesn't have a leader, so it can't be attacked at the parent node like Solana or Polygon. #LeaderLess vs #LeaderBased 7. The direction of the Hedera network isn't determined by a few people or entities that nobody know and held more than 50% of the Tokens. Decisions are made by the largest companies in the world that are part of the Hedera governing council such as @Google @IBM @Ubisoft @LGUS @StandardBankZA ....etc. 8. Hedera uses #VirtualVoting to validate transactions without affecting performance. 9. Big companies like Google, IBM, Ubisoft, Dell, LG, Boeing, Shinhan Bank, Standard Bank are part of the Government Council and are building on Hedera. 10. Hedera is the network with the lowest energy consumption, which is important for governments and for the biggest companies in the world (0.00017 kWh per transaction. This is significantly lower than many other blockchains. For example, a Bitcoin transaction can consume around 707 kWh, and an Ethereum transaction can consume around 62 kWh.). 11. Hedera has a progressive decentralization model with prestigious entities from different sectors and continents. All decisions are public and transparent. All meetings are recorded and posted to the public with everything that has been discussed and decided. Hedera has 3 phases of decentralization, the first through the 39 entities of the governing council, the next with permissionless nodes for companies with KYC and the next where any person in a completely anonymous and decentralized way could open their node. 12. Hedera follows the ISO 20022 standard, which makes it even more attractive to governments and large companies. Is really important for payments and other uses by real companies. 13. Hedera has the biggest ecosystem development fund of any network with more than 5 Billion $. In 2023 alone, more than $400 million will have been spent on ecosystem development. @KabilaApp @KabilaES has raised funding from both the @HBAR_foundation and @The_Hashgraph . 14. Hedera is considered a Utility, not a security. 15. Hedera is the only blockchain that solves the Trilemma problem (Scalability, Speed and Costs). 16. Hedera uses its own technology (#hashgraph) which is faster, cheaper and more scalable than any traditional blockchain. 17. Hedera has the fastest growing network of developers in the last 7 months. 18. You can program on Hedera in common languages like JavaScript, Java and Go. You don't need to use SmartContract at all which gives you much greater scalability and cost reduction.Likewise, the adoption it provides is infinitely greater, since all of these programming languages are used by 90% of programmers in the world. 19. Hedera is EVM compatible but with all the reduced costs of Hedera. 20. Hedera has a partnership with EMTECH. 21. When everyone starts to tokenize, companies will look for the most efficient, cheapest and scalable networks. Hedera could be among the first. 22. Large entities today are already using Hedera in production use cases such as #Fednow and @AveryDennison 23. There are 10 more government councils left to enter which are rumored to be: Twitter & Tesla, Microsoft, Apple, Nestle, Visa and Mastercard among others. In conclusion, while @Bitcoin and @ethereum are currently the most liquid cryptocurrencies, they can't support mass adoption due to their limitations. Similarly, despite a billion-dollar investment, Cardano can't exceed 50 transactions per second (TPS). Hedera, however, is well-positioned for mass adoption and global asset tokenization due to its scalability. Don't be misled by Visa's agreement with Solana for building there. @Visa is exploring different blockchains, but it needs to handle about 60,000 TPS. Solana, which struggled with 1,200 TPS in the past, causing network downtimes and high fees, may not be able to meet Visa's requirements, don't you think so?

It is very funny to see how in the article that @Visa did about why they has chosen @solana to build (Note: They say that the future will be MultiChain and that Solana is only one of their several bets, that is, that they will be building on other networks as well ), all comparisons are made against @Bitcoin and @ethereum , leaving them in the dust. But let's be realistic, @Visa claims that they will do an average of 65,000 TPS for themselves, they say that they know that #Solana today is supporting an average of 400 TPS, but that they have had peaks of up to 2k TPS (What they don't mention is that in these peaks, the network was saturated several times and crashed, not to mention that it is #LeaderBased and that it has #BFT security, which does not make it resistant to Byzantine attacks and which allows attacking the parent node in an organized and constant way, to achieve cast the net), they also claim that they can make predictions of their fees (Which is a lie, since the fees are associated with the value of $SOL and not with the value of the $, so if $SOL goes up, the fees go up). Guess, who solves all these problems? @hedera, Will we see Visa building on Hedera soon? usa.visa.com/solutions/crypt…

Solana is Leaderbased so vulnerable to DDOS. They are both hugely flawed. If you’re making a case based on technicals you need to know “Technicals”.

Sigh. By your logic, why is frontrunning a problem that needs fixing with a leaderless consensus algorithm? Won't the same apply to Ethereum's leaderbased PoW and PoS (no miner will ever frontrun because they will just undermine the system and their hardware/stake)? Facile.

Transaction ordering is well solved in PoS, and Ethereum 2.0 has similar finality guarantees as Bitcoin; as enough time passes, you can assume that no one will want to expend the cost to reverse. Not sure what you mean by leaderbased, but if its block-creators, thats solved too