Charles Hoskinson, the CEO of Cardano and one of the co-founders of Ethereum, provided some context to Cardano's plans for the future ahead of the company's Apr.
In an interview with BlockTV's Yael Lavie, Charles Hoskinson, the CEO of IOHK, spoke about the problems the crypto industry faces.
Hoskinson's appearance on BlockTV's Fireside Chat is just one of the many interviews the engineer gave during the past week in an effort to shed more light onto Cardano and the company's efforts to better the market.
Hoskinson started out by agreeing with the statement that there is an ongoing governance crisis in the crypto sphere.
When it comes to cryptocurrencies, Hoskinson described perfect operability as the ability to move information, state, and value between different ledgers.
Hoskinson said, "Any visibility is positive for the space." He added that as more people start questioning the nature of money and value the more recognition cryptocurrencies can get.
Having low-cost cards that act as crypto wallets for offline payments could help "Propel some of these emerging economies into the 21st century," Hoskinson said.
The problems Cardano is working on solving are in line with Hoskinson's own vision of the future.
Putting people in control of their finances and making individual decisions on which assets to hold, and where, is something both Hoskinson and the entire Cardano network are striving for.
While most of the crypto industry agrees that the current financial system is far from ideal, it seems that Hoskinson and Cardano are the ones that have progressed the furthest away from it.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson: "perfect operability just a decade away"
Published on Apr 16, 2019
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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