Specifically, Hoskinson said that “Vasil is looking good,” adding that he was “pretty happy with v. 1.35.3,” referring to the node that he believes could be the final version for the hard fork after trying out nodes v.1.35.1 and v.1.35.2, in his video live streamed on August 15. Moreover, the Cardano founder also added that the “testers are pretty happy with it as well,” discovering no major issues that would derail the process. That said, Hoskinson admitted that “it’s easy to get lost in the forest and not really understand the broader implications and themes of things.” However, “the ship is steady, and that’s what a cryptocurrency should be, and that’s what a blockchain ecosystem should be.”
Hitting back at trolls
Responding to, as he earlier called them, ‘Twitter trolls’ who previously slandered the network’s smart contract functionality, Hoskinson said: Furthermore, the Cardano founder explained that there were “a lot of upgrades related to Plutos with actual apps deployed and more than 200 exchanges have to upgrade.”
Words of optimism
Finally, Hoskinson noted that “the economy is still shaky and a lot of people are hurting out there and it’s tough but, that said, brighter days are ahead. I firmly believe that.” Meanwhile, as things stand, the native token of the Cardano network is trading at $0.5515, which is down by 6.52% on the day, but nevertheless up 1.17% across the previous week. On top of that, ADA’s current market cap is $18.74 billion, making it the sixth-largest cryptocurrency by this indicator, according to CoinMarketCap data retrieved by Finbold on August 15. Featured image via Charles Hoskinson YouTube. Watch the entire video:
