#CardanoDebate Here are the latest heated debates (today, June 13–14, 2025) surrounding the Cardano (ADA) community and ecosystem, in the context of treasury asset utilization:
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🧾 Today's main debate: Allocation of 100 million USD from treasury for liquidity in stablecoin
The proposal, initiated by TapTools, aims to convert 140 million ADA (~100 million USD) into stablecoins (e.g., USDM) through OTC or TWAP algorithms, to stimulate Cardano's DeFi.
Charles Hoskinson (founder of IOG) argues that the gradual sale is manageable and that this move could generate "non-inflationary" revenue for the treasury.
Critics from the community, such as @cardano_whale, warn about selling pressure and front-running, suggesting alternatives like the minting of crypto-backed stablecoins (e.g., ObyUSD).
📉 Market reaction
ADA dropped by ~6%, from ~0.688 to ~0.625 USD, then returned to around 0.641 USD. Significant volume was recorded around 01:00–02:00 UTC.
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⚙️ Other hot topics in #CardanoDebate
1. Development vs. Adoption
Discussions on Binance Square indicate that, despite the robust architecture (eUTxO, Haskell, on-chain governance), Cardano still lags behind other networks in terms of dApps and stablecoins. However, it is noted that over 2,000 projects are in development, and protocols like Cardinal (DeFi for BTC) and the hard fork “Chang” aim to improve interoperability and governance.
2. Chain Scalability
Recent debates criticize the current rate of ~18 TPS, and the surprise comes from supporters who claim that solutions like Ouroboros Leios could lead to ~10,000 TPS if block parameters are permissive — but it remains unclear when this will be concretely implemented.
