- Hedera Hashgraph has partnered with Google Cloud to make its transaction data available via BigQuery.
- This integration allows developers and institutions to easily analyze the network and compare its performance with other major blockchains.
Hedera Hashgraph has a partnership with Google Cloud announced to make its transaction data available on Google Cloud. This is made possible by BigQuery, a platform that allows users to store, search, and analyze massive amounts of data using simple SQL queries.
What does this mean for Hedera?
This integration opens the doors for developers, analysts and institutions to directly access and analyze Hedera’s historical data. Interestingly, with this integration, Hedera joins a long list of blockchain networks that have integrated Google Cloud’s BigQuery. The initiative, which began with Bitcoin in February 2018, closely followed by Ethereum in September 2018, has seen many others, including Solana, Avalanche and Arbitrum, join as new members.
Hedera has been added to @GoogleCloud BigQuery public datasets, enabling highly scalable cross-chain data accessibility.
As we continue to onboard the world’s largest organizations – this provides core infrastructure for institutional-grade DeFi and enterprise applications
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— Hedera Foundation (@HederaFndn) November 10, 2025
With this addition, researchers can now compare Hedera’s network performance – including transaction speed, costs, and smart contract activity – with other major blockchains.
Arian Labs and Hashgraph engineers played a large role in this collaboration, ensuring that the dataset follows a standardized format. This format allows users to efficiently search for transaction details, analyze network efficiency, and evaluate DeFi activity in other ecosystems.
Simply put, this makes Hedera much simpler, more transparent, and more attractive for companies already connected to Google Cloud. Over time, this type of integration could increase adoption in practice and strengthen the entire Hedera ecosystem.
In addition to research applications, the Integration from Hedera and Google Cloud provide a foundation for institutional use cases including supply chain monitoring, environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting and tokenized asset management.
According to the Hedera Foundation, Google Cloud ensures that the data set remains synchronized during network upgrades to ensure the consistency and reliability of enterprise applications.
Importantly, all data extraction and deployment scripts used to create the dataset are open source, promoting transparency and community collaboration. This approach allows developers to review, change, and extend the database framework as Hedera evolves to ensure the dataset remains accurate and current.
HBAR course development
It looks like Hedera will make another move after breaking out of the falling wedge pattern. This pattern often indicates a trend reversal to the upside. The token has a high volatility experienced and noted at the time of going to press 0,1867 $after rising 6.33% in the last week for a market cap of $7.94 billion. Interestingly, this could be a short-term support or accumulation area.
Also, the RSI, which is near 50, shows that the ratio between buyers and sellers is fairly balanced, suggesting that the market is just taking a breather after the recent increase. If the HBAR can hold this range, it could continue rising towards 0.20 and perhaps even 0.22, which would confirm that the uptrend is still in play.
However, if it falls below 0.18, it could pull back a bit further before buyers get back in. The flattening of MACD supports the idea of a sideways move before the next big move. Overall, this looks like a normal pause in what could be a new breakout trend.
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