₳DA_ ₳dvocate
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₳DA_ ₳dvocate
@AdvocateAda
ADA evangelist, blockchain proponent, I also know how to properly extract pomegranates. DYOR - Not providing financial, legal or any other serious advice.

Cardano has cracked the code. No other project in crypto is doing what they’re doing. WE ARE SO BACK! (You should watch my full interview with @IOHK_Charles) youtu.be/vRDvNekl12k






"The quantum BIP to freeze wallets? None of that's gonna happen. That's narrative bullsh*t." "A hangover from penny stock pumping and and VCs trying to raise money for some of their shitty quantum shitcoin companies." — Cory Klippsten








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ADA TO $35 IN 90 DAYS 😱😱😱 XRP Captain @UniverseTwenty says Cardano is nearing a vertical breakout, predicting a move to $35 in 90 days and as high as $230 before the end of 2026.



Over the past few days we have been absorbing all of the feedback regarding the Cardano Summit 2026 & Token2049 treasury proposal. Thank you to all those that have provided constructive criticism and thoughtful questions. As many have pointed out, the proposal for 2026 is bigger, bolder and consequently more expensive than for 2025. This shift was much debated but ultimately won out because we want to send a message: No matter the circumstances, Cardano is open for business. We view this as an anti-cyclical investment to support the Cardano vision that the community voted for last year. But we knew this would raise differing opinions in this market. And if the DReps decide against it, we will refocus our efforts and push on. But we must be clear that there will be no modified Cardano Summit proposal. There simply isn't time on the calendar to reengineer an event of this size. For the more detail oriented, we have collated a set of answers to the most common questions here: forum.cardano.org/t/cardano-summ…


Yes - the CARDANO SUMMIT is expensive No - it is not wasteful spending Yes - I work for @Cardano_CF No - Im not biased Paradox! Liar! Entitled Asshole! How dare you! F#k OFF! You only save your own salary! not quite... Let me start with a personal reason.... I attended around 50 crypto conferences in the last 10 years and was on stage at a few of them. I was at 4 out of 5 Cardano Summits, spoke at 3 of them and my first one (Lausanne) convinced me to dedicate 100% of my available time to the vision that Cardano has and all you amazing people reflect. I often say that the reason why Im here was the professional, non-hype driven energy of Lausanne. For comparison: I went to Bitcoin Miami just before Lausanne, in a period where I was looking for a new professional residence, and while I got 2 good job offers during this insane conference with the most influential people and companies present, it was Cardano Summit, and you lot, that made me choose - and find my residence. The Cardano Summit is an extraordinary event and your critiques are valuable, heck, necessary, but killing it does more damage than you realize. It is NOT a crypto party for the elite.. even if you wish it was to underline your arguments. I was at plenty of crypto conferences that were actually just big parties. If you have been at the Summit, you know - it is not one of those. But I dont judge you for believing that happens. 2.5m sure sounds like it. It is the only event in Cardanoland thats tailored towards the projects and companies that do not exist on X. "STF Alex! Those are pipe dreams. Institutional Adoption never comes. Better pump bags with DeFi!" Well... - Draper. The audience and the impression of Dubai made on them mattered. Tim Draper himself announced in Berlin they chose Cardano and its builders to build out their portfolio of valuable companies. - Service Plan and Würth Group had massively successful announcements. One of them is running one of the most successful projects ever on Cardano right now - and the users dont even know they are using Cardano. Masumi. - Freakin' Nasa presented space part supply chains on Cardano at the summit two years ago. I mean.. wtf. With a better administration, and more institutional tooling, mainnet and putting this in production isnt far away. - Don Tapscott is a regular since 3 years, I interviewed him in Berlin for a podcast, and he brought more eyes to Cardano with his reach than any million could ever buy. - Volvo, Novo Nordisk, Orange, Boston Consulting Group, State Street, United Nations, Women in Tech, and many many MANY more were there just last year - and they either already ran projects on Cardano, or were strategically there to get an impression. I talked with 12 people in my little podcast studio, and backstage with a lot of speakers - all unilaterally had one thing to say: This crypto conference is different... for the better. The Cardano Summit is NOT for Cardano. Thats what Rare Evo, the Buidler Fest, Cardano Africa, and all the other amazing events in locations like IOs Buenos Aires office are for. They are valuable - but those dont attract many outsiders. Its cooking in our own kitchen. Comfortable, well known, but it tastes the same. The Cardano Summit is for those companies that seek professional residence - like i once did and having it just before Token 2049 (in fact, next door), which draws in 25'000 people outside of our ecosystem, will spill over to the summit. Holy shit. Epic. "yeah thats cool and all. still f#ck you CF. You are rich as f#k, dont deliver on your shit and are supposed to pay. you are just acting in your interest to survive." Dont worry, CF spends 45m every year and is on track to not exist anymore in about 5 years - we are extincting ourselves soon enough. and btw.. CFs internal cost to organize the event arent included in the budget. Everything we do is public: #page=27" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">…financialreport.cardanofoundation.org/#page=27


Over the past few days we have been absorbing all of the feedback regarding the Cardano Summit 2026 & Token2049 treasury proposal. Thank you to all those that have provided constructive criticism and thoughtful questions. As many have pointed out, the proposal for 2026 is bigger, bolder and consequently more expensive than for 2025. This shift was much debated but ultimately won out because we want to send a message: No matter the circumstances, Cardano is open for business. We view this as an anti-cyclical investment to support the Cardano vision that the community voted for last year. But we knew this would raise differing opinions in this market. And if the DReps decide against it, we will refocus our efforts and push on. But we must be clear that there will be no modified Cardano Summit proposal. There simply isn't time on the calendar to reengineer an event of this size. For the more detail oriented, we have collated a set of answers to the most common questions here: forum.cardano.org/t/cardano-summ…










