Cardano is a cool science project, but it isn't a commodity like Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, it's a centralized security with a known creator, a Proof of Stake (piece of shit when it comes to currency utilization, Satoshi used PoW for a reason to solve a very important problem), and funded by a foundation that takes money from the very people Bitcoin was created to deplatform. We the people were to rally around Bitcoin and use it, and in time force the governments and their ilk to play by our rules, not us play by theirs.
Bitcoin Cash (and Monero you could argue) is the only coin that is attempting to carry on Satoshi's design, sharing the genesis block and all other blocks prior to the fork in 2017. Kaspa seems to be the new sweetness around in regards to peer-to-peer currency but I've heard that before with RaiBlocks/NANO so time will tell whether Kaspa develops into an actual contender or not.
A Proof of Stake (piece of shit when it comes to currency utilization,
Cardano's proof of stake is liquid so you can stake and unstake at will. Also it is non custodial no matter what stake pool you stake to with a minimum stake of 1 Ada.
The proof of stake protocol is used to secure the protocol so you are essentially voting with your tokens what stake pool you want to secure the protocol, getting paid for it if your stake pool is picked, and incurring no risk of losing Ada when staking. Proof of stake is also at least 20,000 times more energy efficient than Bitcoin in practice.
Bitcoin Cash is trash with no smart contracts and no users. I'll tip my hat to Monero, that one is actually useful.
Cardano is a cool science project, but it isn't a commodity like Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, it's a centralized security with a known creator, a Proof of Stake (piece of shit when it comes to currency utilization, Satoshi used PoW for a reason to solve a very important problem), and funded by a foundation that takes money from the very people Bitcoin was created to deplatform. We the people were to rally around Bitcoin and use it, and in time force the governments and their ilk to play by our rules, not us play by theirs.
Bitcoin Cash (and Monero you could argue) is the only coin that is attempting to carry on Satoshi's design, sharing the genesis block and all other blocks prior to the fork in 2017. Kaspa seems to be the new sweetness around in regards to peer-to-peer currency but I've heard that before with RaiBlocks/NANO so time will tell whether Kaspa develops into an actual contender or not.
I got tangled in the web of ADA and Dan larimer’s EOS proof of stake. Held on for way too long. Now ETH has gone to PoS as well
Wrong look into CIP 1694 for Cardano. Also if anything is a security, it is Ethereum.
Cardano: NerdOut - Voltaire Governance | Andrew Westberg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhxPlWh8gFg
Learn about the upcoming CIP-1694 and how voting and governance might work in the Voltaire era!
Links: https://github.com/cardano-foundation/CIPs/blob/3a0d2824fe502a8593d63bbf00bf8d9a7b5cbdeb/CIP-1694/README.md
CIP-1694 Workshop Edinburgh - Recap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFYBocWzaFg
Cardano's proof of stake is liquid so you can stake and unstake at will. Also it is non custodial no matter what stake pool you stake to with a minimum stake of 1 Ada.
The proof of stake protocol is used to secure the protocol so you are essentially voting with your tokens what stake pool you want to secure the protocol, getting paid for it if your stake pool is picked, and incurring no risk of losing Ada when staking. Proof of stake is also at least 20,000 times more energy efficient than Bitcoin in practice.
Bitcoin Cash is trash with no smart contracts and no users. I'll tip my hat to Monero, that one is actually useful.