Close Menu
    Kryptowährungen

    Hoskinson drängt auf Chainlink, Aave und USD1, um Cardanos schwache Defi -Szene zu retten

    Share.
    View 24 Comments

    24 Kommentare

    1. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson plans to strengthen Cardano’s DeFi ecosystem by pursuing partnerships with Aave, Chainlink, and USD1 stablecoin. In an AMA session, he emphasized the importance of these integrations to enhance liquidity, lending, and data connectivity. USD1, backed by World Liberty Financial, has gained institutional adoption, while Aave and Chainlink could address Cardano’s underdeveloped lending and oracle services. Hoskinson acknowledged the need for these collaborations to keep Cardano competitive in the blockchain industry.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    2. Mulvita43 on

      Become relevant by kissing the ring and signing up with those that already have

    3. pickleBoy2021 on

      I hope they pass and bury this waste of a chain. Not the worth the resources and man power.

    5. zesushv on

      Though this is a smart move, making it public before any deal is made makes cardano appear desperate and that is not a good look for Cardano or Hosk.

    6. HBRWHammer5 on

      It’s OK to let old, bad, useless chains just die. We need a dotcom bust for trash tokens and chains.

    7. lordchickenburger on

      The scammer that’s has nothing to do but post you tube videos everyday about his ghost again still at it?

    8. jtan888 on

      lol yea cardano… super slow movement . Pitches a lot of of good but under delivers .
      Sorry but it’s crapdano

    9. tomzi9999 on

      Oh Cardano, luckily I am up 1407% on ADA so I don’t need to wait for the never coming $4. But $2 would still be nice for me to fuck off into the sunset.

    10. Django_McFly on

      Better late than never but they really should have pushing this in 2021/2022. When Polygon, Solana, and Avalanche were the top newcomer chains but it was a bear and they were ghost land, L2s were like a few months old with barely any traction, and Cardano defi was finally starting. They let it launch stillborn and only in 2025 have I heard serious talks about trying to make it relevant.

      I don’t know why he wants Aave so badly. Plenty of networks have a vibrant lending market. Many of them have Aave and Aave isn’t the #1 lending market on the chain. Solana has the biggest lending protocols outside of Eth L1 and there’s zero Aave. Cardano has multiple legit lending markets. Why not support them over trying to get Aave on Cardano?

      This whole thing is Cardano Syndrome. They take forever to get the same type of things that everyone else has been had. Allegedly the tech is „better“ but it doesn’t result in like less fees, faster transactions, better UI, tighter spreads, better rates, more adoption, new products that weren’t possible etc.

    11. solidstatepr8 on

      Hoskinson realizing years too late that Cardano’s DeFi failed to launch. Groveling for partnerships is both bogus and sad.

    12. GarugasRevenge on

      AAVE is very successful, I’m not sure why they’d allow themselves to be dragged down by cardano.

    15. schnapps91038 on

      Chainlink is Schrodinger’s revenue:

      Chainlink community FUDs Chainlink as not generating enough revenue, while the actual users paying for the protocol say that the fees are an „absurd number.“

    16. chubs66 on

      why would anyone do defi on Cardano? What would the advantage be? This seems like a pretty desperate move because no one else is adopting (but I’m sure governments will run on Ada in the future /s)

    20. Dontneedflashbro on

      If only cardano had a stable coin on the blockchain like usdc/usdt. That would have helped defi.🤦

    22. SolanaToTheMooon on

      Don’t feel bad for anyone still holding cardano. You guys shoulda gotten out last bull cycle

    Leave A Reply