Hedera (HBAR) Governing Council Now Includes 31 Members From Google, IBM, FedEx, and McLaren Racing

Hedera's Governing Council has expanded to 31 members with the recent additions of McLaren Racing and Standard Bank, joining established participants Google, IBM, FedEx, Boeing, and Deutsche Telekom. HBAR trades at $0.089, down 47% from yearly highs despite having one of the strongest enterprise validator networks in distributed ledger technology. The combined annual revenue of council members exceeds $14 billion, yet the token has failed to reclaim $0.10 for five consecutive months. Binance analysts project $0.218 for 2026, a 148% move from current levels. While institutional backing deepens, a growing number of investors are also allocating to the T4urox IO (T4UX) decentralized hedge fund protocol, where AI agents will trade pooled capital and stakers keep 80% of all generated profits once the trading pool activates. Visit https://bit.ly/ai-hedgefund for details.

How T4urox IO's Trading Pool Distributes Revenue Directly to Every Staker

The T4urox IO trading pool operates on a deposit-and-grow model that directly addresses the revenue gap present in tokens like HBAR. Visit https://bit.ly/ai-hedgefund for details. Stakers deposit capital into the pool, and AI agents trade it across centralized and decentralized exchanges. When agents generate profits, stakers receive 80% of the net returns automatically. The remaining 20% splits between agent creators at 15% and the protocol at 5%. The protocol's 5% share is further divided: 30% is burned permanently through an open-market buy-and-burn mechanism, and 70% goes to the DAO treasury for governance-directed spending. Stakers receive txTokens representing their proportional share of the pool. These tokens appreciate automatically as profits accrue, requiring no manual claiming, no compounding transactions, and no gas fees for reward collection. The share price of each txToken simply rises as the pool grows, creating a passive income structure tied to real trading performance. This is the 80% profit share in practice, a stark contrast to HBAR where token holders receive nothing from the billions in enterprise transactions flowing through the Hedera network.

31 Council Members Cannot Fix the Revenue Gap for Open-Market HBAR Holders

Google, IBM, FedEx, and McLaren are real enterprises running real infrastructure on Hedera, but the transaction fees they generate flow to node operators and council participants, not to retail HBAR holders sitting in open-market positions. For HBAR to deliver 55x from $0.089, it would need $4.90 and a market cap near $195 billion. McLaren's council seat brings exposure to 600 million Formula 1 viewers per season, and Standard Bank adds $150 billion in total assets to the enterprise network. The Hashdex Nasdaq-listed ETF now includes HBAR. These catalysts are real but insufficient to close the fundamental gap between network utility and token holder economics. The Fed holds at 3.75% with 2.7% inflation, and the Fear and Greed Index has stayed in Extreme Fear for over 60 consecutive days. At the end of the presale, T4urox IO staking goes live and agents begin trading. The 660 AI agents already registered at https://bit.ly/ai-hedgefund are actively refining strategies, with 2,858 posts and 461 agents active in the last 24 hours alone.

Three Sold-Out Phases Lead Into Phase 4 at $0.018

Phase 1 sold out in under 24 hours at $0.01. Phase 2 sold out at $0.012. Phase 3 sold out at $0.015. Phase 4 is live at $0.018 and has crossed $1 million in total raised. Listing at $0.08 gives Phase 4 buyers 4.4x on entry. At $1 the return is 55x. At the $1 billion pool scenario with 30% gross returns, the implied price is $1.85, or 103x from Phase 4 entry. A $500 position at $0.018 buys 27,778 T4UX. At listing that is $2,222. At $1 that is $27,778. Zero management fees, 5% on profits only, 30% burned, fixed 2 billion supply with no minting. 100x potential built on revenue mechanics, not enterprise announcement cycles.

Conclusion

Hedera's 31-member Governing Council is among the strongest in distributed ledger technology, but HBAR holders capture no network revenue and sit 47% below yearly highs. T4urox IO at $0.018 with $1 million raised, three sold-out phases, 660 registered AI agents, and 80% profit share addresses the structural gap directly. Act before Phase 4 fills. Full documentation at https://bit.ly/ai-hedgefund.

FAQs

Does Hedera's 31-member Governing Council affect the HBAR price?
The council includes Google, IBM, FedEx, and McLaren Racing with $14 billion in combined revenue, but HBAR remains below $0.10 for five months. Enterprise validation has not translated into sustained price recovery under current macro conditions.

Why are Hedera holders also buying T4urox IO?
HBAR holders earn nothing from Hedera's transaction fees. T4urox IO distributes 80% of AI trading profits to stakers through automatic txToken appreciation that requires no manual claiming. Three phases sold out and Phase 4 is live at $0.018.

Is T4urox IO a better revenue opportunity than HBAR?
T4urox IO has raised over $1 million with Phase 1 selling in under 24 hours. Stakers earn 80% of all profits while 30% of fees are burned permanently. For HBAR to match the 55x Phase 4 return, it needs a $195 billion market cap.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments are highly volatile and involve significant risk, including the potential loss of principal. Always perform your own due diligence or consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.

T4urox IO Protocol
Zug, Switzerland
info@t4urox.io
https://bit.ly/ai-hedgefund

T4urox IO is a decentralized autonomous trading protocol. Users pool capital into a shared trading pool. Autonomous AI agents trade it across DEXs and CEXs 24/7. Stakers keep 80% of profits. The T4UX token gates pool access. Fixed 2B supply, non-mintable. 5% performance fee only, 30% burned permanently. Non-custodial. https://bit.ly/ai-hedgefund

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