Hoskinson says he is developing a new Cardano programming language
Image: UnchainedCardano founder Charles Hoskinson said in an Oct. 18 post on X that he is personally developing a programming language for the blockchain with one other developer. He said it would support intents and PCD via Groth16 proofs and called it the first of its kind. He did not give a name, code, release date, or timeline. ADA traded around $0.2173, down 1.76% in the session.
Key points
- Charles Hoskinson said in an October 18 post on X that he is personally developing a new programming language for Cardano.
- Hoskinson said he is working with another developer and did not provide a release date for the language.
- He described the language as supporting intents and PCD via Groth16 proofs and called it the first of its kind.
- Hoskinson did not provide a name, code link, technical specification, or timeline for the language.
- Cardano developers already use tools including Aiken to create smart contracts.
Why it matters
Hoskinson's proposed language is described as another development option for Cardano, but no name, code, specification, or release date has been provided.
What's unclear
Hoskinson has not provided the language's name, code, technical specification, or release date.
Hoskinson did not say whether the language would replace or sit alongside existing Cardano tools such as Aiken and Plutus.
Price context · ADA
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$0.2166
Now
$0.1798
Change since
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Sources · 3 publishers
Unchained
Tier 1
Charles Hoskinson Reveals Work on a Cardano Programming Language Using Groth16 Proofs
AMBCrypto
Tier 2
Cardano: Hoskinson reveals new programming language as ADA slips below $0.22
Coverage timeline
- First reported by ZyCrypto
- Also reported by Unchained
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