$ADA
If #Cardano is really dead,
why does someone show up almost every day to explain that it’s dead?
Think about that for a moment.
People don’t run campaigns against irrelevant things.
They don’t write threads.
They don’t make videos.
They don’t spend years talking about them.
If something truly no longer matters,
the market simply forgets it.
Charles Hoskinson: "If we're real, we can survive anything" 🛡️
"Cardano was at two and a half cents and a year later is at $3. Things can change very rapidly."
"The winners and losers cycle and rotate all the time, so it doesn't bother me at all."
Cardano is run, owned, and it's future is decided on by ADA holders.
That is the beauty of a decentralised blockchain, and another positive of Cardano.
@MasonVersluis You can't shake reality. It was built to endure. Bad actors abound will always resist. Cardano will keep marching on as it was designed to.
@ianheinischmma@IOHK_Charles He has no direct control and no authority because Cardano is in the hands of the community. That’s what he meant… Stop misrepresenting facts.
@coinbureau Of course Ada is built for the long haul. Its not the sleak fast horse. Its the work horse to endure. It already has clarity very few have and is set to set the pace in the future!
Suddenly, blockchain reliability and resilience is really starting to matter across the industry, as more blockchains have constant outages, attacks and exploits.
For financial settlement, reliability is essential and security is a requirement.
That is exactly where Cardano stands out.
It has been built with both at the foundation, through its consensus design, staking model, ledger architecture and years of continuous operation.
When real value is being settled, the system has to keep working. It has to remain secure, predictable and resilient under pressure.
Cardano has spent years proving it can do exactly that.