Exponential Science launches Hedera Ecosystem Map

Exponential Science has released a new open-access tool to chart the ever-evolving landscape of Hedera-based projects: Hedera Ecosystem Map.

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Designed to enhance visibility across the network, the interactive map offers a structured overview of applications, infrastructure, enterprises, governance participants, and other projects involved with or building on the Hedera public ledger. Each entry is independently verified, with links to project websites, descriptions, and status indicators.

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The ecosystem has expanded significantly in recent years, fuelled by the rise of tokenised assets, sustainability-focused applications, and enterprise-grade deployments. But with growth has come fragmentation. Until now, information about who is building what, and at what stage, has been difficult to access, with no single resource offering clarity across sectors.

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The Ecosystem Map aims to solve that. Filterable by category, type, and function, the page enables users to explore the network. Applications range from payments and digital identity to supply chain and environmental monitoring. Supporting infrastructure, wallets, APIs and developer tools are also catalogued, alongside DAOs and ecosystem-native networks.

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Listings are grounded in publicly available data or direct confirmation from project teams. New entries are reviewed continuously, with an open submission form allowing for new projects to be added to the map and the information on existing ones to be updated. The result is a more legible ecosystem showcasing the real activity on the Hedera network.

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While the map is designed for public use, it also forms part of a wider research infrastructure Exponential Science is developing to track adoption, inform analysis, and support policy engagement in the DLT space.

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Take a look at the Hedera Ecosystem Map and follow the Exponential Science newsletter for the latest updates.

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