Cardano Founder: The smart contract industry is still "a small lake" and now has no battle wins.

In a recent interview, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson mentioned one of the biggest issues Cardano faces: network issues. Hoskinson defended the core team from rigorous training, which included a process of reviewing "less attractive" competitors than trying to develop "first release" products. "It should be clear. Think about it. The difficulty of the process below, everyone thinks it should be a good idea." Hoskinson also pointed out that the recent Poly Network protests have shown why speed isn't the best decision. Critics of the project often point out that Cardano will not go unnoticed as competitive blockchains like Ethereum have reached the adoption stage. Prior to that, Hoskinson believed that the smart contract industry was still a "small pool" and couldn't keep up with decisions about the quality of a particular project. “They say, 'We are an important platform.' .. platform. Looks like you are the biggest fish in a small pond in the ocean. No winner. We're fighting in a small pond right now. "(UN today)