Title says it all. Embedded for your perusal below…the code forges continue to burn brightly.
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A recent blog post from Kevin Hammond (who we were pleased to meet at the Cardano 2021 Summit in London) has just been published that looks at Cardano’s networking and consensus architecture. That is to say how the blockchain propagates transactions and reaches agreement on how they will be included. It explores the trade-offs that…
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Project Catalyst Fund 6
We need to own up. We’ve been a bit slow on Catalyst, and while we looked into it back in Fund 2, we hadn’t actually got round to voting until Fund 6 which is the current round. We finally got round to voting because of an interesting discussion at the Cardano Summit with one of…
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Harvard interview with IOHK
Authoritarian, totalitarian regimes that hate freedom, hate cryptocurrencies. It’s just that simple. These technologies are fundamentally incompatible… https://hir.harvard.edu/charles-hoskinson-3/ Harvard International Review (successor publication to Harvard Business Review) have published a series of interviews with Charles and Joel Telpner, Chief Legal Officer at Input Output Hong Kong. It ranges far and wide and is a good…
A few nice items caught our eye recently, all positive on Cardano. It seems as though the developments shared at the 2021 Summit are starting to make it into the awareness of the wider news outlets. First up a GreyScale report “An introduction to Cardano“. You may remember that Greyscale recently invested in Cardano, opening…