Founder of Blockchain Cardano (ADA): “Trust, Respect, Understanding”

Charles Hoskinson, creator of Cardano (ADA) and CEO of Input Output, shows something truly special in blockchain mechanisms beyond marketing and pure technology. He believes that blockchain can drive deep social change and make the world a more inclusive place.

Founder of Cardano (ADA): Blockchain really treats everyone equally

Blockchain is the first system in human history to treat all participants equally. Such a statement was made by Charles Hoskinson, creator of Cardano’s (ADA) blockchain, a film about Cardano’s constitution.

There has never been a social system in human history where leaders were treated as truly as the lowest people in the economic ladder, Hoskinson recalls. Even in the United States, which has a tradition of the Democratic Republic mechanism, the president was by no means equal to “Virginia farmers.”

So, only the blockchain system can ultimately pave the way for a future where everyone can treat each other fairly:

This creates trust, respect and understanding

Hoskinson also acknowledged that this approach alone can take us to the next stage of social evolution.

Earlier this year, Cardano’s Constitutional Treaty marked the transition to a new phase of Cardano (ADA) community governance, as previously covered by U.Today.

It all starts with Cardano, not Adah, the community says

With the Cardano Constitution being ratified and implemented, the ADA community manages all major developments of the blockchain through on-chain governance equipment.

Meanwhile, debate within the Cardano (ADA) community about the role of DAOs remains intensified. Veteran community enthusiast Jaromir Tesar emphasized that the ADA’s potential grant from the Catalyst program does not begin the development of new projects on the blockchain.

Instead, teams need to build valuable projects that rely on Cardano (ADA) as a technology background, not as a source of funding.

The price of Cardano (ADA) rose 2.72% today to reach $0.6316.