Cardano Founder Wasn’t Invited To Speak At Consensus 3rd Year In a Row

The founder of Cardano (ADA), Charles Hoskinson was not invited to speak at Consensus for the third year in a row despite his pivotal role in the blockchain industry.

Consensus 2019 took place in New York from May 13-15 and hosted a multitude of speakers from all walks of life. Speaking at the conference were CEOs of the largest crypto companies, crypto startup founders, blockchain developers, engineers, and marketing specialists, but not Cardano’s founder Hoskinson.

However, Hoskinson did go to Consensus 2019 as an attendee, and while he was there he caught up with BlockTV, a blockchain and fintech media company where he discussed what he and Cardano have been up to as of late.

Cardano and Hoskinson Want To Change the World

Per the BlockTV interview, Hoskinson discussed how he and the Cardano cryptocurrency project are attempting to change the world with blockchain technology.

One of the ways they’re doing this right now is through a number of blockchain pilots in developing countries such as Mongolia and Ethiopia.

As previously reported by IIB, IOHK announced a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Mongolian government and blockchain associations to combat counterfeit drugs within the country.

Hoskinson also touched on some other areas regarding Mongolian exports and how they want to help this industry with their blockchain tech. He also noted that Mongolia has a large number of universities and they want to put students’ diplomas on the blockchain so they can be easily verified.

These projects, along with Cardano’s work in Ethiopia, are done in an effort to make the world a better place while implementing Cardano’s blockchain with real and viable use cases.

What do you think about Charles Hoskinson and the Cardano project? Will Cardano become the standard for certain things while Ethereum is the standard for others? Let us know what you think in the comment section below.