Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said in a post on X that he is developing a new programming language for the Cardano ecosystem. According to his statement, the language will be able to handle intents and proof-carrying data, or PCD, through Groth16 proofs. Hoskinson described it as the first programming language to support both intents and PCD, though he did not disclose the language’s name, technical specifications, or a launch timeline. The update adds a new detail to Cardano’s development roadmap but leaves key implementation information undisclosed for now. Earlier, Hoskinson also hinted that Midnight, Cardano’s privacy sidechain, would introduce an ambitious use case aimed at addressing much of the cryptocurrency sector’s problems. The report was cited by Techub News and attributed to U.Today.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said in a post on X that he is developing a new programming language for Cardano.
He said the language will be able to process intents and proof-carrying data, or PCD, through Groth16 proofs. Hoskinson called it the first programming language to support both intents and PCD, but did not provide its name, specifications, or release timeline.
Earlier, Hoskinson also hinted that Midnight, Cardano’s privacy sidechain, would bring what he described as an ambitious use case to address most of the problems in the cryptocurrency sector.
The update was cited by Techub News, with U.Today named as the source.
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