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Input Output’s Charles Hoskinson started another heated debate with Ethereum community on Twitter<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Input Output CEO Charles Hoskinson<\/a> has reignited his long-standing feud with the Ethereum community in a series of tweets.<\/p>\n “It’s a crime on that side of the fence to even mention Cardano,” Hoskinson said.<\/p>\n The Cardano creator, who helped to co-found the Ethereum blockchain, claims that Ethereum fans keep obsessing over his six months there because their technology is stuck in 2014.<\/p>\n Hoskinson slammed the community behind the second biggest blockchain for persistently ignoring Ouroboros, Cardano’s proof-of-stake protocol, for years. As reported by U.Today<\/a>, he recently opined that Ethereum could have ditched proof-of-work much earlier had it decided to go with the “Snow White” consensus mechanism that was introduced by Cornell University professor Elaine Shi back in 2016.<\/p>\n Ads<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n The Cardano founder claims that the Ethereum community perceives his project as a “useless scam” run by “a pathological lying founder” who will end up behind bars at “any moment. Our community doesn’t deserve it,” Hoskinson wrote.<\/p>\n He argues that such a dismissive attitude hurts adoption and prevents the industry from moving forward.<\/p>\n Some Twitter users noted that Hoskinson’s comments were “divisive,” urging him not to pay attention to critics.<\/p>\n Hudson Jameson, an active Ethereum community member, pointed to Hoskinson’s own history of toxic comments. In the past, the Cardano founder called Ethereum “broken” and described its community as a “dumpster fire.”<\/p>\n Hoskinson was ousted from Ethereum in its early days after disagreeing with other co-founders regarding the structure of the project. Earlier this year, he joked<\/a> that it was not too late for Vitalik Buterin to move to Cardano.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/a><\/p>\n