In recent days, the debate within the Cardano community has intensified after Charles Hoskinson proposed holding an in-person summit to review the 2025 budget, which was met with criticism from some community representatives who described it as 'elitist' and contrary to the philosophy of decentralized governance. Some dRep representatives considered that personal meetings narrow the discussion to a small group and marginalize ordinary contributors, while Hoskinson defended the necessity of direct meetings to ensure the productivity of deliberations and clarify the spending path.

On the market side, ADA is trading today at a level of $0.6644 according to data from the Binance platform, with a slight stability of about -0.09% over the past 24 hours, reflecting investor caution amid uncertainty regarding the future of governance and the launch of new voting tools.

There is no doubt that these discussions reflect a dual challenge for Cardano: enhancing transparency and inclusivity of participation on one hand, and maintaining effective decision-making on the other hand, while traders keep an eye on any technological or regulatory developments that could restore price dynamics in the coming days.