Charles Hoskinson responded to Sam Bankman-Fried’s reply to a Twitter user who highlighted the biased listing of coins on the FTX exchange.
In particular, the aforementioned Twitter user stated that FTX’s listing nature shows his (SBF’s) priorities by listing only coins that he is personally involved with.
SBF responded to the tweet, confirming that he was working on ADA. Moreover, Fried added that since it is a new blockchain, it will take some time to implement. He also mentioned that they would be there soon.
Charles Hoskinson, the co-founder of Cardano, responded to SBF with a GIF of himself nodding his head. It seems definitely good news for ADA holders, as FTX is one of the most popular exchanges on a global scale.
Meanwhile, Cardano had a decent October, not in terms of price but in on-chain data. According to a recent tweet by the Cardano Foundation, Cardano had a pretty encouraging month regarding on-chain data.
The published numbers show that there were 53.3 million transactions, an increase of 4.18% from August. While the total number of wallets increased by 1.06% to 3.63 million, the number of delegated wallets only slightly increased by 0.35% to 1.22 million.
It was also revealed that 1.22 million ADA wallets out of 3.63 million were involved in staking ADA. Since the Vasil hard fork launch, the ADA blockchain has been performing decently despite the slumping bear market.
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