Cardano is a decentralized, open-source blockchain network that launched in September 2017.
Read moreIs Cardano interoperable?
Cardano’s focus on scaling and interoperability grows As a result, assets can be transferred between the two blockchains through the bridge. Interoperability between Cardano, Solana and other L1 blockchains remains a future goal of other Milkomeda deployments.
Read moreWhat phase is Cardano in?
The Cardano project is now entering the Basho phase . This phase sees both on and off-chain improvements to the Cardano ecosystem. The last major update saw smart-contract capability added to the blockchain via the Plutus scripting language. Sign Up, Deposit and, Trade to Win Up to 130,000 USDC!
Read moreIs Cardano finite?
By November 2021, over 33 billion Cardano tokens were issued and in active circulation – getting closer to the coin’s maximum supply. Similar to Bitcoin but unlike Ethereum, the ADA token has a fixed supply limit with only 45 billion cryptocurrencies being able to ever exist in the coin’s lifetime .
Read moreWhat is Cardano Goguen?
Goguen era The era is named after Joseph Goguen, the US computer scientist and academic. The Goguen era represents a big step forward in capability for the Cardano network as it is designed to allow developers to create decentralized applications on top of the Cardano blockchain .
Read moreWhat time does Cardano release smart contracts?
Cardano’s network update, Alonzo, is finally live. With Alonzo’s arrival at at 21:47 UTC at epoch 290, smart contracts – pieces of code that self execute when predefined conditions are met – can now begin to be created and deployed on the Cardano mainnet.
Read moreCan Cardano do smart contracts?
Smart contract deployment As of December 19, there are currently 929 smart contracts live on Cardano’s mainnet , which are mainly focused on DeFi, following September’s Alonzo upgrade. Thanks to Alonzo, developers can now create DeFi protocols such as DEXes and lend/borrow platforms on the Cardano blockchain.
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