Recently, Charles Hoskinson called for a revote in a governance dispute related to the Liqwid decentralized finance protocol. Charles expressed his concerns and allegations about the fairness of the voting process in the governance dispute. The governance dispute relates to the allocation of NIGHT tokens in the Liqwid DAO governance
Midnight, a data protection blockchain platform, witnessed surged market interest this week, followed by the founder Charles Hoskinson’s announcement of prominent developments at the Consensus Hong Kong conference. The announcement includes the scheduled mainnet rollout of the project in late March and partnerships comprising Google and Telegram. The remarks of
Charles Hoskinson, the founder of a leading blockchain and research company, Input Output Global, publicised on February 12 that Midnight, the highly anticipated privacy-focused blockchain of the company, will officially roll out in the last week of March. The announcement came amid the keynote speech of Hoskinson at Consensus Hong
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has attacked Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse for publicly supporting the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act—the most important legislative effort currently in the United States to bring regulatory definition to the digital asset industry. Hoskinson’s comments came in a public broadcast on X and reflect building tensions
It has recently been proposed by Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, that this functionality of DeFi services for the Bitcoin and the XRP networks may become a reality via the “Midnight Protocol” chain, a “privacy-focused” sister chain of the Cardano chain. The “Midnight” chain, launched late in 2025, uses
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson attributed the recent cryptocurrency market crash to large institutional players during a November 24 livestream. He accused these entities of orchestrating pump-and-dump operations that pulled billions from the market. Major cryptocurrencies posted steep declines throughout November. Cardano opened the month at $0.6092 but dropped to a
Charles Hoskinson, Cardano’s founder, revealed new information on the upcoming Glacier Drop airdrop at Consensus 2025 in Toronto. The project involves distributing Midnight tokens to 37 million wallets across eight different blockchains. Glacier Drop’s Multi-Chain Token Distribution According to a post on X by BSCNews, Hoskinson confirmed that the Glacier
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has voiced doubts about Ethereum’s long-term viability. In a recent interview with Altcoin Daily, followed by an AMA session, Hoskinson suggested Ethereum may not last the next 10 to 15 years. His statement has stirred discussions within the crypto industry, especially given Ethereum’s position as the
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson recently expressed confidence in X, declaring the proof-of-stake blockchain as still “number 1,” highlighting its unique edge in decentralized governance compared to competitors. He teased more “amazing” developments on Cardano’s roadmap, including its consensus mechanism, Ouroboros, and the recently launched Chang hard fork, which facilitates decentralized
In the early trading session Wednesday, the price of Bitcoin continued its precipitous decline from Tuesday, falling to a low of $55,555. As a result, Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies fell to levels not seen in a month. The worst time for global markets since the crash of August 5
