HIP-540 enhances token creation on Hedera by enabling the removal or modification of keys, improving flexibility and security. It allows lower privileged keys to update to invalid keys, reducing risks
Hedera is committed to enhancing the security and reliability of its services. As part of this effort, we are deprecating the insecure Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) mirror node endpoints. The
Token information returned by getAccountInfo, getAccountBalance, and getContractInfo will be deprecated in the near future. Exchanges, wallets, and dapp developers can access equivalent information from the mirror node REST
May developer highlights: Hedera Services Evolution v0.49 modularization, dynamic NFTs, new Hedera EVM developer survey, and contribute to the Electric Capital Developer Report to showcase Hedera’s strength and attract more
Hedera is thrilled to be a part of this significant and timely initiative. By fostering trust and confidence among industry players, we aim to pave the way for the widespread
Dynamic NFTs, enabled by mutable metadata fields, are a significant development in the Hedera ecosystem. This blog explores how three Hedera Improvement Proposals—HIP 646, HIP 657, and HIP 765—enhance token
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