Hoskinson says he cannot run Cardano like a CEO. Who is accountable for its growth?
Charles Hoskinson said he cannot control Cardano’s treasury or consensus or act for all ADA holders. Treasury accountability is divided among DReps, who approve funding; the Constitutional Committee, which checks constitutionality; and funded teams and named administrators, who must monitor spending and deliver work. Proposals must specify scope, costs, timelines, audits and oversight, while holders can assess progress through public reports and vote or delegate as DReps. Recent examples include AdaStat maintenance signed off in November and engineering updates linking Leios work to treasury initiatives; the latest Leios changes remain development work, not a mainnet release. IO is also transferring consensus engineering and developer experience to Serokell and AlwaysTrue on schedules extending into 2027.
