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Hoskinson steps back as Cardano tensions rise
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Hoskinson steps back as Cardano tensions rise

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Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has announced he is stepping back from public engagement, saying he plans to focus on building projects while reducing his presence on videos, interviews and social media.

“I’m gonna keep working on Midnight, but I’m not gonna make videos publicly, and I’m not gonna do my interviews,”

Hoskinson said in a video address to the Cardano community.

Hoskinson said increasing the price of ADA was never his primary objective and argued that measuring the ecosystem solely through token performance risks undermining its broader mission.

“What I’m not passionate about is making the price of ADA go up,”

He said.

The founder criticised what he described as growing hostility on social media and said coordinated attacks had contributed to his decision to step back from public discussions.

Hoskinson also directed criticism at the Cardano Foundation, describing its lack of accountability as one of the project's biggest structural problems and calling for leadership changes and a revised roadmap.

The remarks arrive as Cardano faces mounting pressure from slowing decentralised finance activity, governance disputes and broader questions about how the network can balance research-driven development with investor expectations around growth and adoption.

At the time of reporting, Cardano price was $0.1646.

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