Cardano creator Charles Hoskinson urged former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey not to encrypt the proof-of-stake protocol.
According to Hoskinson, the Substack post launched on his profile will make Bitcoin (BTC) maximalists believe that the Cardano blockchain will have a cutoff that will prevent an individual from behaving badly.
Explained, the ability to use economic penalties to 51% is believed to be one of the main benefits of the proof-of-stake consensus mechanism, but BTC supporters view this negative incentive system as a major weakness.
It should also be noted that Cardano's proof-of-stake does not require a cut because the blockchain has a unique sharing scheme that incentivizes shareholders to act rationally.
In addition, the distribution of ADA supply to holders through free market dynamics improves the blockchain's decentralization as well as avoiding attack.
This is because, Cardano attackers not only need to hold the majority of all staked tokens to dominate the network consensus, it also requires high costs.
If the pool operator goes rogue, the delegation will leave it as well as ensure that the pool will not be selected to create a new block.
The justification is that fraudsters will suffer financial losses, which is why cutting measures will not be able to prevent such attacks.
