There’s no proof of Cardano being used for anything
Cardano supporters would point to the average of around 90,000 daily transactions as a simple counterargument to my previous statement. But if you have been in crypto for a while and still equate blockchain transactions to meaningful transactions, you have been sleeping in class. There’s nothing else going on in the Cardano Network than exchange transfers and a group of bagholders fabricating blockchain activity. How can we know this? There is no outside proof of anything going on. It is only the blockchain data and trading on exchanges. In the protocols where we know there’s real activity, there’s always outside proof of that activity. Hence, the lack of this serves as a ‘proof by contradiction’. The best example of lack of activity is probably the stablecoin situation on Cardano.Stablecoins are the preferred unit of exchange for DeFi altcoin trading, especially on chains other than Ethereum. No USDT or USDC in a network generally means that no meaningful DeFi occurs, AND that Tether and Circle attest to this because if something went on, they would issue stablecoins there.So, what is the stablecoin situation on Cardano? It’s very simple: there’s not a single USDT or USDC in the Cardano network. The only ‘stablecoins’ that exist are 20 million of Cardano-collateralized stablecoins valued at 76 cents to the dollar, another word for nothing.Preview
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