Co-founder of cryptocurrency exchange BitMeX Arthur Hayes ruffled few feathers by using unsavory terms for popular blockchain Cardano.
that has gone viral, the American entrepreneur raised questions on the potential of the network to produce effective natively-built decentralized apps .
In what looked like a tongue-in-cheek remark, Bitcoin billionaire even asked founder Charles Hoskinson to educate him about Cardano network’s accomplishments.The bait was taken as Hoskinson responded. He asked Hayes the reason behind him detesting Cardano. Hoskinson even said that he admired Hayes as a person.
Well, it wasn’t the first instance of Arthur Hayes throwing a shade at Cardano. During a recent interview withOver the years, Cardano’s DeFi growth has lagged well behind its market cap increase, as per AMBCrypto’s analysis of DeFiLlama data.
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