Cardano Founder in War of Words With Bitcoin Beach Project

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson found himself in another unwholesome debate on crypto X, this time with the El Salvador Bitcoin Beach project.

Defending the Honor of Cardano

The rancor started when the Bitcoin Beach project called out Charles Hoskinson in its criticism of the ongoing rave behind Ordinals Inscriptions on the BTC blockchain.

Per the post, Bitcoin Beach said El Salvador as a Bitcoin country has been hardened against the proposition of innovation bordering on Ordinal Inscriptions. The platform said what Ordinals represents are shitcoins, just like what Cardano protocol’s founder, Hoskinson promised – “easy money dressed up as innovation.”

The Bitcoin Beach project also went on to ask if there’s anyone who still thinks Cardano will be a thing in the future. While many Cardano community members criticized the unnecessary jab, Charles Hoskinson had to respond directly to the post in a bid to defend Cardano’s honor.

Hoskinson’s comment came as a sarcastic quote.

He said whenever an innovator says “Hey I want to try to use Bitcoin for my project,” BTC Maxis’ typical response is “How dare you shitcoin on Bitcoin, take your community and project somewhere else!!!”

“Hey I want to try to use Bitcoin for my project.” Maxis: “How dare you shitcoin on Bitcoin, take your community and project somewhere else!!!” https://t.co/GpOZMeKKgx

— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) December 16, 2023

This position according to the tenets of the industry does not promote inclusiveness and interoperability and generally downplays the place of innovation that blockchain technology is known for. While the Ordinal Inscriptions on Bitcoin are just gaining sustained traction, their emergence dates back to early in the year.

So much controversy is associated with these asset classes and a Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr recently labeled them a code mistake and unveiled strategies to erase them.

Cardano Founder and Growing Antagonism

Charles Hoskinson is now regarded as one of the most controversial crypto leaders in the Web3.0 space owing to the broad antagonism between him and other crypto communities.

He came under the harsh criticisms of members of the XRP Army recently after he spoke against the conspiracy theory maintained by many who claim the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) gave a free pass to Ethereum to go after XRP.

While the SEC has also labeled Cardano as an investment contract, Hoskinson believes early Ethereum developers did not bribe officials to stem XRP’s competition, a position many XRP proponents adhere to to date.

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