Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson created a poll after criticism asking if he’s “a cancer” of the blockchain.
The poll results show a near-even split, with 52% voting “yes” and 48% voting “no.”
Supporters defend Hoskinson’s contributions, while others criticize his strong language and online communication style.
Charles Hoskinson, Cardano’s founder, may have misjudged his community’s sentiment when he launched a poll asking if he was “a cancer” to the blockchain. The poll, prompted by recent criticism, backfired spectacularly, revealing a near-even split in opinion and exposing deep divisions within the Cardano ecosystem.
For context, the controversy began when X user “Dclay” posted a critical message questioning Hoskinson’s role in Cardano. The tweet asked if Hoskinson was indeed “the cancer” of Cardano and speculated on what the blockchain might look like without him.
The criticism quickly gained traction within the Cardano community. In response, Hoskinson created a poll on X, asking his followers if he was “a cancer” to Cardano. As of press time, the poll had gathered 50,502 votes, with 52% voting “yes” and 48% voting “no.”
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