Cardano founder to meet Argentine president to revive country’s economy: $ADA bull sentiments increase

Charles Hoskinson will soon meet Argentine president Javier Milei to discuss the use of Bitcoin & Blockchain technology to revive the country’s economy & political system.

Charles Hoskinson is the founder of Cardano & co-founder of Ethereum Blockchain. He is popular in the crypto space for his contribution to Cardano, which is unique over all other Blockchain networks. Hoskinson never used VC funding & has always remained transparent to Cardano Blockchain supporters.

In a recent interview with Cointelegraph, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson disclosed that he will meet with Javier Milei, the president of Argentina, on 16 Oct 2024. 

The discussion will focus on the potential use cases of Blockchain technology to revive the country’s economy and political situation.

In the interview, Hoskinson said that he would also discuss the values and needs of Argentina in the context of technology, whether the country is interested in creating a central bank digital currency (CBDC), and what kind of partners it has to revive its struggling economy.

Furthermore, Hoskinson clarified that he will not only talk about Cardano Blockchain technology adoption; instead, the discussion will remain centered around the broader crypto ecosystem.

Notably, Argentine president Javier showed significant interest in Cardano Blockchain, in the past. Four months ago, the president retweeted a Cardano post on X platform.

Argentina’s presence in Bitcoin

Notably, Cardano has a significant presence in Argentina. AtixLabs, one of Cardano’s earliest development companies, came from Argentina. 

A decade ago, Argentina was a top name among the crypto & Blockchain technology-inclined countries. 

One of the very first major crypto companies, BitPay, originated from Argentina.

ADA price action

The current trade price of Cardano’s native token is $0.35 & this price is 1.13% higher over the last 24 hours.

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