Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, has taken to X (formerly Twitter) to address what he describes as “FUD” (fear, uncertainty and doubt) surrounding one of Cardano’s latest projects, Hydra.
Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, has taken to X (formerly Twitter) to address what he describes as “FUD” (fear, uncertainty and doubt) surrounding one of Cardano’s latest projects, Hydra.
In response to claims that the Hydra protocol has been abandoned, Hoskinson reassured the community by stating that the development team is more productive and motivated than ever.
Their message was clear: Hydra is moving forward with strong community engagement and significant improvements to its protocol.
Is Cardano keeping its promises?
The cryptocurrency community has not shied away from questioning the Cardano team’s compliance with its ambitious roadmap.
An X user, @at0mcrypto, posed several pointed questions to Hoskinson, ranging from inquiries about the ERC20 converter to partnerships in Africa and Mongolia.
Hoskinson’s response mentions notable achievements such as the successful launch of SingularityNET on Cardano, a billion-dollar asset, the company’s ongoing efforts in Africa, RealFi, and the completion of pilot and developer training programs in Mongolia.
Is Cardano popular among developers?
In another exchange that caught the community’s attention, Hoskinson responded to a post by Chris Burniske, a well-known figure in the cryptocurrency space.
Burniske noted that he had only received one deck from an independent team building on Cardano, in contrast to thousands of Ethereum-based teams, and prompted a direct response from Hoskinson.
The Cardano founder pointed out the irony of Burniske’s statement.
