Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano 
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Future of Cardano
Hoskinson stated that Cardano would become a larger network than Ethereum in ten years and surpass Bitcoin in twenty years. He also noted that most governments will be working on their own infrastructures in the coming decade.
Cardano being larger than Bitcoin and Ethereum would mean that ADA‘s market value would exceed that of BTC and ETH. Currently, ADA holds the eleventh position in market value, while BTC and ETH occupy the first and second positions, respectively.
Advantages of Decentralized Governance
Hoskinson firmly believes in Cardano’s superior technology compared to other networks, predicting that this advantage will become more evident over time. He emphasized the network’s competitive edge through decentralized governance and promising plans.
He highlighted the importance of decentralized governance, stating they prefer building a genuine community over merely focusing on marketing.
Despite aiming to establish an independent structure free from central intermediaries and global firms, progress toward these goals has been extremely slow, causing community dissatisfaction. Hoskinson’s comments on the Voltaire era highlighted how Cardano distinguishes itself from other layer-1 networks, criticizing others’ reliance on venture capital funding as contrary to the purpose of blockchain technology.
His statements have sparked various opinions regarding Cardano’s potential for future growth, with experts closely monitoring how its technology and community-focused approach may influence market dynamics. The goal of Cardano surpassing Bitcoin and Ethereum is built on its technological innovations and decentralized governance strategy, with its success dependent on market conditions and network adoption.
