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Why Charles Hoskinson thinks Cardano is the ‘only ecosystem’ that can run the world

Cardano Hoskinson

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has billed the network as the “only ecosystem” that can solve the trust deficit across the blockchain ecosystem. 

In a recent podcast, Hoskinson said

Cardano is the only one that solved the blockchain trilemma. We know how to achieve throughput, security, and decentralization together.

He added that they anticipated DeFi hacks and have actively positioned for it. 

However, he acknowledged Cardano has failed in the ‘narrative war’ system. For him, metrics like token price, TVL (total locked value), and revenue do not capture the decentralized nature of Cardano. 

Is Cardano losing the ‘narrative war’?

Indeed, the chain doesn’t compare to peers across these key metrics. For example, Cardano [ADA] does not appear in the top 15 blockchains in terms of revenue. 

In fact, Hyperliquid has dominated the top revenue position in the past few months, thanks to tokenized assets and pre-IPO hype.  

Source: Blockworks

Similarly, the ADA price has dropped 87% from this cycle’s peak of $1.2 to around $0.17. In fact, the sharp broader correction over the weekend dragged the token to a six-year low. This contrasted with HYPE’s series of new ATHs (all-time-highs) printed in late May.

But on the decentralization score, Cardano ranked fourth after Polkadot, Ton, and Avalanche. 

Source: Chainspect

So, yes, Cardano is clearly losing the so-called ‘narrative war.’

But what can attract users and investors to the chain if it is as good as it claims? If it’s the privacy narrative, it unveiled a Midnight for an institutional and regulated way of making transfers private. 

Additionally, the chain is aggressively pushing for the entire blockchain system integration via LayerZero. Initially introduced earlier this year, the chain plans to plug in the rest of the crypto ecosystem by the end of 2026. 

It remains to be seen whether these efforts will have any positive impact on the ‘narrative war.’ Even so, some whales jumped on the recent ADA dip to add exposure.

In fact, as of writing, ADA price was up 14% from the recent lows, which was partially lifted by Bitcoin’s relief bounce.  


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