The CEO of Digital Assets Data decided to draw the attention of the cryptocurrency community to the Cardano project.
Bitcoin enthusiast Mike Alfred tweeted that while auditing his crypto assets, he discovered 10 million ADA coins purchased almost four years ago. According to Alfred, he does not want to store this cryptocurrency, so he is ready to give all the coins to a random user who likes his tweet and makes a retweet.
In 2018, I bought 10,000,000 Cardano tokens and then completely forgot about them. I found them today when I was doing a full audit of my crypto holdings. Because I do not want to hold ADA, I will be giving all 10M of them away to one random person who likes or retweets this.
— Mike Alfred (@mikealfred) August 24, 2022
However, many of Alfred’s subscribers were skeptical about the statement, asking the question: how could they forget about such a large number of coins? Some have declared that the offer sounds too good to be true. Others have expressed doubt that the ADA is in Alfred’s possession. The fact is that Alfred is known as a bitcoin maximalist. He uses every opportunity to criticize altcoins, including ETH, SOL and ADA, as opposed to the first cryptocurrency. About a year ago, Alfred suggested that within ten years, the price of bitcoin would reach $1 million.
Meanwhile, the Cardano network continues to evolve, enabling the creation of scalable decentralized applications, and is preparing for the launch of the Vasil hard fork. Recently, however, the Cardano developers delayed the deployment of Vasil for a few weeks due to access issues to ensure the smooth running of the blockchain.
Source: Bits
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