Cardano's Charles Hoskinson recently reassured the crypto community that the industry is well-represented and hinted at positive developments ahead.
In a social media update, he dismissed speculation about government appointments, clarifying that no one from the executive branch is being assigned a crypto-related role.
Hoskinson addressed the growing rumors, emphasizing that meetings do not equate to endorsements or special authority. Despite his clarification, some in the community have criticized him for fueling speculation, arguing that his comments contributed to the rumors.
Previously, Hoskinson teased a significant meeting scheduled for early March, leading to speculation about high-profile discussions. Although he refrained from naming individuals, references in his posts hinted at possible connections.
Amid past speculation that he could serve in an advisory role for the U.S. government on cryptocurrency matters, Hoskinson has now urged the community to avoid further conjecture, stating that such discussions could be counterproductive.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has revealed that he pushed back against pressure from a Western European government to censor political content on the messaging app in the lead-up to Romania’s presidential election.
Michael Burry, the contrarian investor made famous by The Big Short, is once again shaking up markets with a bold repositioning of his hedge fund’s portfolio — this time, leaning heavily into pessimism.
Blockchain development giant Alchemy is expanding its footprint in the Solana ecosystem through the acquisition of DexterLab, a high-performance infrastructure provider trusted by firms like Google, Chainstack, and the Solana Foundation.
Tensions have escalated in the Cardano community following serious accusations against its founder, Charles Hoskinson, regarding the alleged mishandling of over 300 million ADA tokens.