The founder of Cardano, Charles Hoskinson, wanted to reassure his followers as well as his fervent users: he will not leave Input Output. More commonly known by the acronym IOHK, he founded this company in 2015 with Jeremy Wood. In a video posted on his YouTube channel on the occasion of his 35th birthday, Charles Hoskinson indeed declared that for the moment, he does not plan to leave the blockchain platform.
Cardano founder often attacked on social media
In a video posted on his YouTube channel, Charles Hoskinson did not mince his words to qualify the attacks against him on social networks. He speaks of “vitriol”, “hate” and “bile”. He even wonders how many books could be written and how many people could post and say terrible things about him every day.
Charles Hoskinson complains of attacks of all kinds against him. From his knowledge to his weight, through his references and his integrity… Everything is the subject of virulent criticism according to him. He nevertheless explains that despite the personal attacks perpetrated against him, he especially deplores the criticisms directed against Cardano. Charles Hoskinson indeed finds it frustrating that people lie about Cardano’s progress.
Despite everything, Charles Hoskinson is not going to retire
The rumor follows Polkadot’s Gavin Wood’s resignation as CEO of Parity Technology. The latter remains the majority shareholder in the company. Thus, Charles Hoskinson has reversed it: he will not leave the management of IOHK. Despite the many attacks he suffered, he will remain at the head of IOHK Cardano “as long as there is something to gain”.
Charles Hoskinson thinks there is too much at stake for him to leave his company IOHK at this time. He declares that he is not going to throw in the towel despite the attacks of which he is the target. But will he really have the courage and the strength to face and ignore the ever-increasing detractors? To be continued…
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