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Founder of IOHK and Cardano CEO, Charles Hoskinson, has taken to Twitter to troll critics of Cardano once again, while sharing news of the ADA network transaction volume which has surpassed a series of major cryptocurrencies, including BTC, ETH, and DOGE.
Charles Hoskinson, the CEO of IOG(Input-Output Global), has answered to allegations of Cardano who claim that the blockchain project has been too slow at implementing big updates.
In spite of the wonderful performance of Cardano in late years, the development team is in no mood for rest as they proceed to construct new infrastructure and protocols to make the network more scalable.
The Cardano Foundation recently shared its latest monthly wrap-up of on-chain data. A total of 947 proposals have been funded with the project catalyst.
Cardalonia is a decentralized and fully customizable virtual world where players can build, own and customize their own experiences utilizing the Cardano Blockchain and earn $LONIA, the utility token Cardalonia.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has reacted to a user’s claim of sending 56 different Cardano Native Tokens (CNTs) and other NFTs in a two-minute transaction on the network, with a total fee costing about 25 cents.
ADAX, a Cardano-based DEX, releases a new version on testnet as ADAX V2 goes live. ADAX is a custodial and order-book-based decentralized exchange that fits into Cardano’s unique architecture.
The Cardano network is getting ready for several big launches for the ecosystem in the upcoming months. The activity of developers on the network is near record-breaking, and blew is the expectations of the users this summer.
Cardano’s constant development seems to be paying off as the cryptocurrency overtakes two others to become the 6th largest crypto by market capitalization.
On Sunday (May 29), Charles Hoskinson, Co-Founder, and CEO of Input-Output Global (“IOG”), the company responsible for Cardano’s research and development, took a closer look at 24-hour transaction volumes across major blockchains.
