The creator of Cardano, Charles Hoskinson recently visited Google’s headquarters in London and attracted the attention of one of the world’s largest tech companies. Cardano, which is the eight largest cryptocurrency in the world by its market cap, was the main topic of discussion at the event.
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Hoskinson, as a co-founder of Ethereum and co-creator of blockchain development at IOHK, was invited to the London headquarters in order to introduce employees to Cardano and answer more questions about the Ouroboros protocol.
There is even a transcript of the session published on the IOHK blog – where Hoskinson and IOHK Director of Engineering Duncan Coutts conduct a deep dive into the economics and technical specifications of Cardano, aside from presenting their vision for the blockchain industry.
According to what Hoskinson told the Google staffers, “cryptocurrency will remove the walls between different ‘tokens of value'”. According to him, fiat currency, gold and airline miles symbolize wealth but should all be more or less interchangeable.
As Hoskinson said:
“And because all the payment systems are now programmable, thanks to you guys and many others, the merchant gets paid whatever the hell the merchant wants to get paid, now. So I can walk over to Starbucks, and I can have my house tokenized, and I can sell it. There’s a market maker that lives in between that, and I sell one-millionth of my home and I can buy that cup of coffee, somebody bought that from me and the merchant gets paid in dollars or pounds.”
Currently, there is no indication that this meetup will lead to any future collaboration between Google and Cardano.
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