Hoskinson: "Even if you don't like me, use Cardano"...Why?

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Cardano (ADA) has once again emphasized its decentralized identity by putting forth the message that it must exist as an independent network, separate from its founder.

According to The Crypto Basic, a virtual asset media outlet, on April 10 (local time), Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson clearly stated the project's independence amidst a debate on X (formerly Twitter), saying, “You don't have to like me to use Cardano.”

Hoskinson emphasized that Cardano was designed with a structure that is not dependent on the influence of any specific individual. He highlighted that it is a protocol built on mathematical verification and academic foundations, drawing a line that the evaluation of an individual should not lead to the technical reliability of the network. He then mentioned Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), explaining that successful blockchains should operate independently of their founders' reputations.

These remarks align with the trend of Cardano governance moving towards a community-centric system. As a structure where users determine the network's direction through proposals and voting has taken root, the founder's influence is gradually diminishing.

In the market, amidst ongoing debates between Cardano and Ripple supporters, analysis suggests that the criteria for evaluating the project's essence are shifting back to technological capability and network activity.

Cardano continues its strategy of strengthening technical completeness and community-centric operations, responding to changes in the regulatory environment based on a structure that minimizes founder intervention.

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