- Organizations and developers can now access Hedera’s full transaction history on Google BigQuery
- They can track NFTs, DeFi trends, and tokenized assets across multiple platforms
- HBAR price rose nearly 10% in the past 24 hours
As the broader crypto market shows signs of recovery, Hedera Hashgraph has taken a step to increase blockchain transparency.
According to a press release today, the Hedera blockchain has been added to Google BigQuery’s public datasets.
Developers, enterprises, and analysts can now query Hedera’s complete transaction history, alongside major networks such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Avalanche, and Tron.
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 🧵 pic.twitter.com/OTJFerAd96
— Hedera Foundation (@HederaFndn) November 10, 2025
The official blog post highlights:
With Hedera included in BigQuery’s public datasets, users can perform cross-chain research and analysis at scale. This initiative strengthens the Hedera Foundation’s commitment to transparency and accessibility, giving developers and organizations deeper insights into a critical blockchain.
Users can analyze blockchain activity without maintaining their own infrastructure.
They gain access to query-ready datasets that provide detailed insights into token activity, transaction volumes, and network performance.
For example, businesses can compare transaction speed and costs between Hedera and other platforms.
They can also track NFTs, DeFi trends, and tokenized assets across ecosystems.
Hedera expands blockchain access through strategic partnerships
The integration of HBAR metrics into Google BigQuery follows a collaborative effort involving the Hedera Foundation, Hedera developers, Ariane Labs, and Hashgraph engineers.
The primary aim is to make Hedera data accessible and comparable to other blockchains, improving transparency and supporting enterprise adoption.
Reliable, open, and queryable statistics help businesses incorporate blockchain datasets into areas like DeFi research, ESG tracking, supply chain management, and Web3 development.
This initiative also leverages Google Cloud’s infrastructure to keep Hedera statistics current and reliable for a range of applications.
The team added:
Making Hedera’s historical data publicly available expands opportunities for innovation, comparative blockchain research, and enterprise-grade analytics more than ever before.
HBAR price analysis
Hedera’s native token traded at $0.1896 after gaining more than 9% in the last 24 hours.
Daily trading volume rose 135%, signaling renewed buyer interest and suggesting further upside potential for the altcoin.
HBAR is trading above a key support level at $0.1888.
Current momentum could drive a move toward the initial resistance at $0.1972.
Clearing that barrier may pave the way for a more significant near-term rally.
Technical indicators point to further gains for Hedera’s token.
The four-hour relative strength index (RSI) at 63 indicates buyer momentum.
Additionally, the moving average convergence divergence (MACD) sits above its signal line with a sizable green histogram, signaling upward momentum.
HBAR also benefits from several catalysts that could support stronger gains going forward.
For example, an approved Hedera exchange-traded product could open the door to institutional participation and broader traditional investor engagement.