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XRP and Cardano Debate After Messari Co-founder’s Comments
The post XRP and Cardano Debate After Messari Co-founder’s Comments appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Messari’s Ryan Selkis labeled XRP and Cardano communities as “loudest, least valuable bot groups,” reigniting criticism about their utility and influence. On December 12, Cardano logged over 280,000 transactions, representing 20%-60% of Ethereum and Bitcoin volumes with 2%-8% of their market cap. XRP Ledger and Cardano, two prominent Layer 1 blockchains, face persistent criticism over their practical utility. Recent remarks from Messari co-founder Ryan Selkis have reignited controversy, drawing renewed scrutiny toward their respective communities. On December 14, Selkis took to X with sharp criticisms, dismissing both XRP and Cardano communities as “loudest and least valuable bot groups on X.” He claimed these blockchains are without meaningful products or users, fueling long-standing tensions between him and their supporters. “The XRP and ADA communities are the loudest and least valuable bot groups on X. Ship something, and then I’ll respond. I have no animosity towards people that make money. But where are the users. You can’t gaslight me, idiots, I’ve been around too long and dgaf about mobs,” said Selkis. The latest outburst followed a series of heated exchanges that same day involving Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty and a provocative photo featuring Alderoty and Vivek Ramaswamy. Selkis, referencing the cult classic Pulp Fiction, dismissed any suggestion that Ripple maintained influential ties with the Trump administration. He went so far as to label Ripple as “the drowning victim of crypto” and described XRP as “a piece of shit,” leaving no room for ambiguity in his disdain. Cardano Counters Criticism with Data Cardano supporters quickly responded with data that painted a starkly different picture. A community note highlighted that just two days earlier, on December 12, Cardano had logged over 280,000 transactions. This figure represented a striking 20% to 60% of Ethereum and Bitcoin’s transaction volumes, achieved with only 2% to…
The post XRP and Cardano Debate After Messari Co-founder’s Comments appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Messari’s Ryan Selkis labeled XRP and Cardano communities as “loudest, least valuable bot groups,” reigniting criticism about their utility and influence. On December 12, Cardano logged over 280,000 transactions, representing 20%-60% of Ethereum and Bitcoin volumes with 2%-8% of their market cap. XRP Ledger and Cardano, two prominent Layer 1 blockchains, face persistent criticism over their practical utility. Recent remarks from Messari co-founder Ryan Selkis have reignited controversy, drawing renewed scrutiny toward their respective communities. On December 14, Selkis took to X with sharp criticisms, dismissing both XRP and Cardano communities as “loudest and least valuable bot groups on X.” He claimed these blockchains are without meaningful products or users, fueling long-standing tensions between him and their supporters. “The XRP and ADA communities are the loudest and least valuable bot groups on X. Ship something, and then I’ll respond. I have no animosity towards people that make money. But where are the users. You can’t gaslight me, idiots, I’ve been around too long and dgaf about mobs,” said Selkis. The latest outburst followed a series of heated exchanges that same day involving Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty and a provocative photo featuring Alderoty and Vivek Ramaswamy. Selkis, referencing the cult classic Pulp Fiction, dismissed any suggestion that Ripple maintained influential ties with the Trump administration. He went so far as to label Ripple as “the drowning victim of crypto” and described XRP as “a piece of shit,” leaving no room for ambiguity in his disdain. Cardano Counters Criticism with Data Cardano supporters quickly responded with data that painted a starkly different picture. A community note highlighted that just two days earlier, on December 12, Cardano had logged over 280,000 transactions. This figure represented a striking 20% to 60% of Ethereum and Bitcoin’s transaction volumes, achieved with only 2% to…
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