Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, recently took X to describe what he calls “Charles Disorder Syndrome” (CDS), a term he coined to describe the negative and often irrational perceptions that some people have toward him. This came in response to the cryptocurrency advocate’s various detractors.
Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, recently took X to describe what he calls “Charles Disorder Syndrome” (CDS), a term he coined to describe the negative and often irrational perceptions that some people have towards him. This came in response to the cryptocurrency advocate’s various detractors.
Understanding Charles Disorder Syndrome
In a detailed thread, Hoskinson listed the various manifestations of CDS, ranging from assumptions of malicious intent and denial of its achievements to exaggerated negative opinions and unfounded accusations.
He humorously suggested sending a whiteboard video and a “hosky stuffed animal” to those experiencing CDS symptoms.
Hoskinson’s description of CDS involves a number of critical views and actions taken by detractors, including misinterpreting its actions, ignoring its contributions to the blockchain industry, and amplifying criticism.
This description points to a broader problem of polarized opinions in the crypto space, where influential figures like Hoskinson are often subject to intense scrutiny and bias.
The term “Charles Disorder Syndrome” summarizes a phenomenon in which discourse shifts from constructive criticism to a more personal and antagonistic nature.
Hoskinson’s commitment to Cardano
In response to a question about leaving Cardano for another blockchain project, Hoskinson firmly denied such speculation.
As reported by Guru-Investinghe emphasized his continued involvement with Cardano, backed by the dedication of hundreds of engineers and scientists at Input Output Global (IOG), the organization behind Cardano.
Despite his involvement in Midnight, Hoskinson is not moving away from Cardano.
