Cardano is losing interest in the market with the delay of updates while trying to surpass its established competitors such as Ethereum (ETH). Cardano has faced criticism from the community for delayed updates.
Charles Hoskinson, CEO of Cardano (ADA) blockchain, said the network is tired of taking the blame for the update delay.
CEO Responds to Criticism About Cardano Update
The delay in updates to the network has been criticized by the community as Cardano awaits the Vasil Hard Fork.
Hoskinson responded to the criticism in his series of tweets:
“You are the community to decide, in the end you decide. I’m seriously tired of blaming both sides. Cardano has a decentralized structure. Ultimately, the people who run the network decide the updates, not me.”
It's bizarre and alarmist seeing these videos floating around that things are being rushed with 1.35.3. The code in question has been thoroughly tested for months by everyone including SPOs. The code that was an issue on the testnet has been removed.
— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) August 19, 2022
CEO Informed About Update Tests
CEO Charles Hoskinson spoke about the controversies targeting Cardano Node 1.35.3, which was released prior to the Vasil Hard Fork. According to Hoskinson, he found it odd that a community section claimed the update was rushed despite numerous tests.
Hoskinson said:
“The code in question has been extensively tested for months by everyone, including the community. Removed code with problem on testnet”
Hoskinson had previously announced that the Vasil hard fork would be delayed for several weeks due to bugs. Noting that it is in the final testing stages, he added that he does not expect more delays to users.
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