Cardano consensus praised by Solana founder amid attack test
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In a rare cross-chain salute, Solana’s co-founder publicly highlighted the strength of the Cardano consensus, drawing new attention to the network’s design. Why did Solana’s founder praise the Cardano consensus mechanism? The crypto community is known for fierce competition, yet it often produces surprising collaboration and mutual respect. In this context, a recent message from Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko praised the Cardano consensus mechanism, calling its Nakamoto-style, non-Proof-of-Work design “extremely hard to build.” This nod has boosted the blockchain‘s reputation and recognition across the industry. Moreover, Yakovenko, also known as Toly, stressed that the Cardano protocol “functioned as designed” during a recent malicious attack. According to him, the incident showed how a decade of formal methods and high-assurance engineering delivered exactly when it mattered most. That said, the public endorsement is especially notable given the usual rivalry between high-performance layer-1 networks. How did Cardano build its decentralized ecosystem over a decade? The Cardano blockchain is often described by supporters as the only truly decentralized ecosystem in today’s blockchain industry. This reputation did not emerge overnight. The project has spent more than 10 years evolving into its current form, following a deliberate and research-driven roadmap. Much of this path was shaped by Charles Hoskinson, the Cardano founder. Hoskinson launched Cardano after serving as a co-founder of the Ethereum ecosystem. However, differing views among Ethereum’s early leaders on the future of the protocol led several co-founders to pursue their own visions. Over time, Cardano has come to be seen by many of its backers as a realization of that alternative vision, although the journey involved years of community frustration as milestones took longer than some expected. Why did Cardano’s early promises take so long to materialize? Cardano was introduced in 2014 as a long-term, visionary project rather than a rapid, speculative launch.…
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