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Charles Hoskinson Celebrates Cardano’s Birthday, But It’s Not Blockchain

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Sat, 24/09/2022 - 20:00
Charles Hoskinson Celebrates Cardano’s Birthday, But It’s Not Blockchain
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Head of Input Output Global, the company that created Cardano Foundation and the same-name blockchain, has wished Cardano a happy birthday.

Hoskinson made a retweet of a post published by @Rainmaker1973 Twitter user who has more than 665,200 followers on Twitter and works in the spheres of astronomy, astronautics, meteorology, and physics. This tweet bears a link to a Wikipedia article about the man, whose last name Hoskinson picked to name his brainchild in the blockchain sphere - Gerolamo Cardano.

This was an Italian scientist who was interested in a range of sciences, such as maths, physics, biology, astrology, chemistry, etc.

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According to the article, Cardano was “one of the most influential mathematicians of the Renaissance.”

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Cardano team has just implemented Plutus 2.0 language via Vasil upgrade which has greatly improved the deployment of smart contracts on Cardano. According to a recent tweet of Hoskinson, hundreds of projects are now excited to build smart contracts on his chain after Vasil took place on September 22.

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