Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson criticized the Cardano Foundation over its TOKEN2049 booth in Singapore, saying the display did not include Midnight, a sidechain project tied to the Cardano ecosystem. He questioned why Midnight was left out even though the booth covered 108 square meters and featured more than 30 Cardano projects. Hoskinson also said the booth was funded by the Cardano community and urged members to pay attention to how that money was being used. The report was cited by Techub News and attributed to CoinPedia. The dispute centers on project representation at a major industry event and on oversight of community-funded spending.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson criticized the Cardano Foundation for not featuring Midnight, a Cardano sidechain project, at its TOKEN2049 booth in Singapore.
Hoskinson questioned why Midnight was excluded from the 108-square-meter booth, which showcased more than 30 Cardano projects.
He said the booth was funded by the Cardano community and urged community members to watch how the funds were being used.
The item was reported by Techub News, citing CoinPedia.
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