#CardanoDebate

Cardano is not just a cryptocurrency; it is a long-term vision for building a more equitable and decentralized financial infrastructure. The project is characterized by its strict scientific approach to development, relying on academic research and thorough reviews before implementing any updates. This method instills confidence in investors, but it leads some to perceive that the project's progress is slow compared to other platforms that move faster without sufficient testing.

The recent proposal to use 140 million ADA from the treasury to invest in Bitcoin and the system's native stablecoins (such as USDM and IUSD) opens the door to a broad discussion: Is this a step to enhance the ecosystem and increase liquidity, or a risk to community funds?

In your opinion, is the slowness of Cardano a weakness or a strength? And is focusing on research better than "fast movement and experimentation"?

Share your thoughts and be part of the discussion!