The post What It Signals for ADA’s Future appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Blockchain Washington has kicked off a bold initiative to deliver official economic statistics through blockchain networks – but not everyone made the cut. While chains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, Stellar, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Optimism are now carrying U.S. macroeconomic data, Cardano was noticeably missing from the roster. The Department of Commerce is relying on oracle providers Chainlink and Pyth to push data across multiple ecosystems. The goal: make economic reports more transparent, tamper-proof, and instantly accessible to developers and investors worldwide. Hoskinson Points Finger at Chainlink Charles Hoskinson, who founded Cardano, addressed the exclusion in a recent community Q&A. Rather than blaming regulators, he said the problem lay with Chainlink, the oracle company tasked with integration. According to Hoskinson, Chainlink quoted an “outrageously high” price for adding Cardano to the program, effectively shutting it out. Although critical of the cost, Hoskinson acknowledged Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov’s strategic vision, saying he “knows exactly what he’s sitting on.” Hoskinson insisted Cardano would find another path forward, describing the setback as temporary. Frustration Inside the ADA Community For many in the Cardano ecosystem, the snub was particularly disappointing given the network’s track record of five years without downtime. Supporters argue this level of reliability should make it a natural candidate for government-grade integrations. Critics, however, counter that Cardano has consistently lagged rivals in real-world adoption, leaving it vulnerable to being sidelined in high-profile projects. Looking Ahead: Partnerships in the Works Despite this setback, Hoskinson hinted at active talks with major players in decentralized finance. Negotiations with Aave are ongoing, and there are efforts to bring the USD1 stablecoin to Cardano. Currently active on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Tron, USD1 has quickly grown in market share — and a Cardano deployment could provide the network with a significant boost in utility.… The post What It Signals for ADA’s Future appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Blockchain Washington has kicked off a bold initiative to deliver official economic statistics through blockchain networks – but not everyone made the cut. While chains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, Stellar, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Optimism are now carrying U.S. macroeconomic data, Cardano was noticeably missing from the roster. The Department of Commerce is relying on oracle providers Chainlink and Pyth to push data across multiple ecosystems. The goal: make economic reports more transparent, tamper-proof, and instantly accessible to developers and investors worldwide. Hoskinson Points Finger at Chainlink Charles Hoskinson, who founded Cardano, addressed the exclusion in a recent community Q&A. Rather than blaming regulators, he said the problem lay with Chainlink, the oracle company tasked with integration. According to Hoskinson, Chainlink quoted an “outrageously high” price for adding Cardano to the program, effectively shutting it out. Although critical of the cost, Hoskinson acknowledged Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov’s strategic vision, saying he “knows exactly what he’s sitting on.” Hoskinson insisted Cardano would find another path forward, describing the setback as temporary. Frustration Inside the ADA Community For many in the Cardano ecosystem, the snub was particularly disappointing given the network’s track record of five years without downtime. Supporters argue this level of reliability should make it a natural candidate for government-grade integrations. Critics, however, counter that Cardano has consistently lagged rivals in real-world adoption, leaving it vulnerable to being sidelined in high-profile projects. Looking Ahead: Partnerships in the Works Despite this setback, Hoskinson hinted at active talks with major players in decentralized finance. Negotiations with Aave are ongoing, and there are efforts to bring the USD1 stablecoin to Cardano. Currently active on Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Tron, USD1 has quickly grown in market share — and a Cardano deployment could provide the network with a significant boost in utility.…