Charles Hoskinson Dissociates Himself from Emurgo: Details of Relationship with Blockchain Company

by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

Introduction
Hoskinson's Statement
Criticism Response

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has publicly announced that he is independent of Emurgo, clarifying that he neither owns nor controls the blockchain company and was not involved in its creation.

Introduction

Charles Hoskinson, the creator of Cardano, recently addressed his relationship with Emurgo. He clarified that the company is independent and that he has no involvement with it.

Hoskinson's Statement

Charles Hoskinson clarified his relationship with Emurgo in response to questions from blockchain users who were complaining about the company's services.

Why are you asking me? They are an independent company. I have no ownership or oversight of Emurgo. I didn't create Emurgo. Ask them.Charles Hoskinson

Criticism Response

Hoskinson responded to criticism on social media after a user expressed dissatisfaction with Emurgo's services. According to the user, he attempted to take the Aiken course on the platform but received a negative response.

Hoskinson's statement helped clarify his relationship with Emurgo and highlighted the company's independence from Cardano.

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