Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said in a speech at the United Nations that the cryptocurrency sector is about to enter a new phase of exponential growth, according to Techub News, which cited CoinPedia. The remarks centered on his outlook for the industry’s next stage and were paired with criticism of the European Union’s digital euro project.
Hoskinson said he does not trust Europeans to manage the digital euro, arguing that the currency carries a risk of "asset and transaction discrimination." He also challenged officials on that point, saying that if they do not intend to apply such practices, they should write a ban on them directly into law. The report did not provide further details from the speech beyond those remarks.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said in a speech at the United Nations that cryptocurrency is set to enter a new phase of exponential growth, according to Techub News, citing CoinPedia.
He also criticized the European Union’s digital euro, saying he does not trust Europeans to manage the currency because of what he described as a risk of "asset and transaction discrimination." Hoskinson also challenged officials, saying that if they have no intention of adopting such practices, they should write a prohibition against them into law.
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