- Cardano founder refutes claims of a stagnant ecosystem.
- Major protocol upgrade to enhance scalability and governance coming soon.
- Hard fork implementation requires stake pool operator participation.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson dismissed concerns about the blockchain’s health amid stagnant token prices, emphasizing a major protocol upgrade on the horizon. In an interview with Thinking Crypto’s Tony Edward, Hoskinson highlighted Cardano’s vibrant community and the upcoming enhancements, which promise to bolster the network’s scalability and governance capabilities.
Charles Hoskinson talks about the scalability of #Cardano.Many technologies will be used for this: Ouroboros Leios, Hydra, ZK Rollups, Partner Chains (Midnight), etc. pic.twitter.com/DtbfYa3P2f
— Cardanians (CRDN) (@Cardanians_io) June 13, 2024
Hoskinson updated Edward on Cardano’s progress, stating that the team is working concurrently on two roadmap components, Basho (scalability) and Voltaire (governance). He explained that Voltaire is necessary for certain aspects of Basho and focuses on establishing a representative on-chain governance system.
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