Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, believes there is an ongoing make-believe agenda in the cryptocurrency industry. In a recent video, he stated that certain individuals within the crypto space create deceptive activities to promote specific projects, giving the illusion that these activities accurately represent the industry. Hoskinson mentioned a recent poll that excluded entrepreneurs in the Cardano ecosystem as an example, suggesting that the goal was to generate support for particular projects and individuals. He described such activities as "Kayfabe," staged events that do not reflect the true state of the cryptocurrency industry.
**Alleged Fake Scenario in the Cryptocurrency World**
by Giorgi Kostiuk
2 years ago
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