Cardano’s Hoskinson Drops Bomb: ’Ethereum Won’t Survive the Next Decade’

Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, just threw a Molotov cocktail into crypto’s biggest feud—claiming Ethereum’s days are numbered. ’Fifteen years max,’ he predicts, with the confidence of a VC who’s already spent your retirement fund on ape JPEGs.

The blockchain wars just got personal. While ETH maximalists scramble to defend their smart-contract throne, Cardano’s chief is betting on slow-and-steady winning the race. Never mind that ADA still trails ETH’s market cap by... oh, only $400 billion.

One thing’s certain: in crypto, today’s ’flippening’ talk is tomorrow’s obscure CoinMarketCap footnote. Place your bets—just don’t mortgage the dogecoin farm.

How Is Ethereum Faring Today?

At the time of writing, Ethereum was trading at $1,728.21. This follows a 3.59% drop over the past 24 hours. Despite its slight rise in 2024, the asset’s annual price change stands at a negative 46%.

It looks like Ethereum could be turning over a bullish page towards the end of April. Data from CoinCodex reveals that ETH will undergo a double-digit rise of 22% and reach a high of $2,128 on the last day of the month. This uptick could bring in major respite for ETH investors.