Bitcoin Maxi Mike Alfred has once again put Cardano in the spotlight by revealing that he bought 10 million ADA in 2018 and would love to give them away. He tweeted: “In 2018 I bought 10,000,000 Cardano tokens and then completely forgot about them. I found them today while conducting a full audit of my crypto holdings.”
In 2018 I bought 10,000,000 Cardano tokens and then completely forgot about them. I found them today while conducting a full audit of my crypto holdings. Since I don’t want to keep an ADA, I’ll give every 10 million of these to a random person who likes or retweets this.
— Mike Alfred (@mikealfred) August 24, 2022
However, the claims of the 10 million ADA holdings and subsequent giveaway were taken with a pinch of salt by Twitter users who wondered how it was possible to forget such a large amount of holdings. To some, “it sounded too good to be true,” while others dismissed the possibility that he had such holdings.
A well-known altcoin critic, Mike Alfred, often takes every opportunity to critique Ethereum, Solana, and even Cardano while touting Bitcoin.
As reported by U.Today, Alfred praised Bitcoin and denigrated Ethereum, Solana and Cardano. He claimed that Bitcoin was superior because it had stable block issuance and processing from the start.
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Alfred then noted that despite Cardano’s underperforming in the market, the network continues to expand and enable programmers to build scalable, affordable, and effective decentralized solutions and apps.
Vasil “closer” than ever
According to analytics platform Pool Tool, 40% of Cardano stake pool operators have upgraded their nodes to 1.35.3. Vasil implementation requires 75% of nodes to be on the latest version.
On August 23, another important milestone in testing Vasil was reached when the hard fork Combinator event took place on YoloNet.
Cardano YoloNet, a new public testnet, was launched by IOG on August 19, and SPOs began testing in this mixed-node environment.
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