Cardano Founder Charles Hoskinson’s total silence on X is entering its 12th day. The Cardano founder last posted or replied on X on Jan. 1; he has not interacted with any post on X since that date, unlike his usual self.
In a video he shared on Jan. 1, Hoskinson stated he would be taking a break from X.
The Cardano founder stated his X account will go into silent mode for probably a few weeks to a few months. Hoskinson added that he might uninstall the X app and never think of it again, saying he had outgrown the platform.
Hoskinson mentioned that one of the key things about crypto is that it has to change. He further clarified that: “We have to change and we have to do different things, think different ways, act different ways, say different things and ultimately we have to go back to first principles.”
Hoskinson spoke about moderating his desire for accessibility: “So, to get this right off the bat, I’m not leaving the cryptocurrency space. I’m cognizant and aware that every single time I make a live stream or I say something, it gets misconstrued and so, let’s just definitively put that on the table. I’m not going anywhere. I’m not leaving, but the approach has to change.”
Going forward, the Cardano founder said he will focus instead on long-form writing, AMAs, live streams, and new forms of communication.
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