Cardano Founder Hoskinson: Bitcoin’s Quantum Fix Is a Hard Fork in Disguise
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said Bitcoin’s proposed quantum fix, BIP 361, would effectively confiscate 1.7 million BTC while misrepresenting the scope of changes required to pull it off. Key Takeaways: Cardano foun...
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