The Cardano Foundation recently introduced a new delegation strategy, which has caused some discontent within the Cardano community. In response, community members have reached out to Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson for clarification, but he has distanced himself from the controversy. This has surprised many, as Hoskinson is known for his involvement in various projects within the ecosystem. The community was looking to him for insights into the updated delegation strategy, which focuses on rewards for stake pools. However, Hoskinson made it clear that he is independent of the Cardano Foundation and its operations, suggesting that any inquiries should be directed to them.
Meanwhile, the Cardano Foundation has been actively updating its delegation strategies to enhance the ecosystem and provide better support for the community. The latest updates include six methodologies aimed at improving the quality and efficiency of the delegation process. These changes involve extending the delegation period to 12 months and reducing the number of pools to increase the size of packages. Additionally, the updated strategy eliminates the requirement for a single pool and introduces a single form for the application process. The foundation’s goal with these updates is to promote the development and decentralization of the Cardano blockchain. While some community members are anticipating the implementation of these strategies, others have expressed concerns and doubts, pointing out potential flaws in the updated approach and calling for more transparency in the selection criteria for stake pools.
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