Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, has maintained a silence on the social media platform X since January 1, 2026. His inactivity has raised questions, as it marks his longest break from the platform in recent memory. On January 1, Hoskinson announced that he would be stepping away from X, indicating that his account would remain silent for weeks or possibly months.
Hoskinson’s absence from X follows a video he posted on January 1, where he explained his decision to take a break. In the video, he stated that he was considering uninstalling the X app for good, stating that he had outgrown the platform. The Cardano founder emphasized the need for change in both his approach to social media and the crypto space as a whole.
He clarified that while he was not leaving the crypto space, his approach to communicating would undergo a change, focusing more on long-form writing, AMAs, and live streams.
In another update, the Cyber Hornet S&P Crypto 10 ETF has filed an S-1 with the SEC, marking a significant move in the crypto investment space. The ETF will provide exposure to the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap, including Cardano’s ADA token. This development positions ADA alongside majorqaaqe cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP in the new financial product.
Meanwhile, the Cardano Critical Integrations Budget Action is already underway, with Pyth and Dune integration into the Cardano network. Phillip Pon, CEO of Emurgo, confirmed that at least two contracts are under review. Despite holiday delays, more updates are expected soon, keeping the community informed on the progress of these key developments.
The Cardano ecosystem continues to evolve, even as Hoskinson remains silent. The community is awaiting further details on his long-term plans and how his absence from social media may impact his communications strategy moving forward.
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