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Cardano's founders have accused the #cryptocurrency media of being "pathetically" negative towards #Cardano .
Hoskinson highlighted important events that will happen over the next 6 months.
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano (ADA), wrote on the x website expressing his disdain for members of the cryptocurrency media, noting the "profound discrepancy between reality and the opinions of cryptocurrency authorities and the media regarding Cardano and its real fundamentals. ""
In my career, I have never seen such a profound divergence between reality and opinion, with cryptocurrency authorities and the media knowing more about Cardano than the actual underpinnings.
Hoskinson noted that Cardano's #blockchain is rapidly evolving and some developments are underway. The upcoming #hardfork is a new beginning for the blockchain and will bring significant updates. This fork is being implemented in 2 phases: Chang update number one and Chang update number two.
Hoskinson said that the Cardano dApps community has seen significant growth and the blockchain is leading the industry in scaling Rand. He also mentioned technologies such as Hydra, partner networks, Midnight and Prism, community events, Catalyst and Argentina's Constitutional Convention, adding that there are a lot of good things happening in blockchain.
The IOHK founders also talked about events that are very important for Cardano, such as Rare Evo, a blockchain conference, Cardano Summit, a global blockchain event and another major event, Token1, 2049. Hoskinson concluded::
"It's just pathetic, and it speaks to the low quality and little effort they put into our ecosystem. Cardano is here to stay, and if need be, it is this powerful force that will pull, kick and scream the entire industry to solve the real economic, political and social problems we all face.

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Yes, #cryptocurrency can split through forks! A #SoftFork updates rules without breaking the network, while a #HardFork creates a new blockchain & coin (e.g., Bitcoin Cash from Bitcoin). The market decides their value.
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To defend against these threats, researchers and industry leaders are working on post-quantum cryptography (PQC). These are algorithms designed to withstand attacks from quantum computers while remaining secure and efficient for classical computers.

Some of the most promising post-quantum algorithms include:
CRYSTALS-Dilithium – a lattice-based digital signature algorithm.XMSS – a hash-based signature scheme.Lattice-based cryptography in general, which relies on mathematical structures believed to be resistant to quantum attacks.

Implementing these quantum-resistant algorithms will likely require hard forks in blockchain networks, as well as consensus within the crypto community to ensure seamless transitions.

What can crypto asset holders do today?
Stay informed about quantum computing developments.Look for projects that are actively researching or adopting PQC solutions.Diversify your assets and consider using multi-signature or hardware wallets.Support community efforts to test and integrate PQC into existing blockchains.

A particularly fascinating scenario is the future of Satoshi’s wallet and early Bitcoin addresses, which rely on older cryptographic schemes that would be among the first to be cracked if a powerful enough quantum computer becomes available.

Looking Ahead
While quantum computing is not an immediate threat, its rapid progress means that proactive measures are crucial to safeguard the crypto ecosystem. Collaboration between researchers, blockchain developers, and asset holders will be essential to ensure a smooth transition to a quantum-secure future.
Whether Q Day is five, ten, or twenty years away, the time to prepare is now.

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Key Takeaways:
Binance will suspend $KAIA deposits and withdrawals during the upgrade window.Trading of KAIA tokens will remain uninterrupted throughout the process.The hard fork aims to enhance network performance and security.
Binance has officially announced its support for the upcoming Kaia Network upgrade and hard fork, scheduled to take place on July 17, 2025, at block height 190,670,000. This strategic move underscores Binance’s commitment to supporting blockchain innovation while ensuring a seamless experience for its users. The upgrade is expected to bring significant improvements to the Kaia ecosystem, including enhanced scalability and security protocols.
What Users Need to Know
Starting approximately at 00:26 UTC on July 17, Binance will temporarily suspend deposits and withdrawals of $KAIA tokens. This precautionary measure is designed to prevent transaction disruptions during the network transition. However, users can continue trading KAIA tokens without any interruptions, preserving market liquidity and activity.
Technical Oversight and User Convenience
Binance will handle all technical aspects of the upgrade internally, requiring no action from users. Once the network stabilizes post-upgrade, deposit and withdrawal services will resume automatically. This hands-off approach ensures a smooth transition and reflects Binance’s dedication to operational excellence.
What the Upgrade Means for Kaia
The Kaia Network upgrade and hard fork are expected to introduce key enhancements that improve transaction speed, security, and overall network efficiency. These changes could attract more developers and users to the platform, positioning Kaia for long-term growth in the competitive blockchain space.
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In 2016, a $150 million crypto dream collapsed, splitting Ethereum’s soul. The platform was raw, brimming with vision: unstoppable code, trustless governance, a world reshaped by contracts beyond human override. Then came The DAO, a community-curated investment fund on Ethereum’s blockchain, which in weeks amassed over 150 million dollars’ worth of ETH, marking the largest crowdfunding effort of its time. The idea was bold, the architecture elegant, the security assumptions naive. An attacker exploited the contract’s logic, recursively draining funds not by breaking Ethereum, but by following its rules precisely.
The Ethereum Foundation faced a defining choice: restore the stolen funds by altering the chain’s history, or uphold immutability and let the theft stand. The community fractured. What followed was a hard fork, technically incompatible with the past, politically and philosophically irreconcilable. Ethereum, the dominant branch, rewrote history to recover the funds. Ethereum Classic stayed with the original chain, its scars preserved, committed to the belief that code is law, and no authority, not even its creators, should erase events etched in the ledger.
Today many see Ethereum Classic as a relic, the lesser heir eclipsed by progress. Yet at the moment of divergence, the future was unclear. Some argued Ethereum’s credibility required accepting failure without intervention, preserving the sanctity of an unalterable chain. Others believed that immutability without exception was dogmatic rigidity, and justice sometimes demanded reversal. Both sides believed they safeguarded Ethereum’s essence. Time alone decided which grew richer.
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