Blockchain technology will be a true game-changer for society, however for this to happen it must be promoted in the communities.
It means that the Cardano community now has the primary say in the future development and direction of the blockchain. This could potentially lead to more innovative proposals and a more robust governance system, as the community is directly involved in decision-making.
Ben O’Hanlon, Head of Community Engagement & Insights, at IOHK, has on his Twitter the following sentence: “Competitors can’t copy communities“.
That means open source can be copied, but building a community is a different challenge. Without community there is no technological ecosystem.
The idea of technological interoperability makes interaction between communities necessary. Although interoperability technology is growing in the crypto industry, currently, there are no organized bridges between different Blockchain communities to collaborate with each other.
This proposal seeks to create effective collaborations with other Blockchains at the local level in Latin America, spreading the Cardano vision throughout the region, connecting with other communities.
With the communication and collaboration of various communities, among projects of other blockchains, it will seek to promote the adoption of Cardano.
Do you know what staking is ? Staking on the blockchain refers to the process where participants lock up a certain amount of cryptocurrency to support the operations and security of a blockchain network. In return, they earn rewards, typically in the form of additional cryptocurrency. Staking is often associated with proof-of-stake (PoS) or similar consensus mechanisms used by many blockchains.
