Cardano Foundation CEO Frederik Gregaard discussed topics ranging from the original ideals of Bitcoin to the significance of decentralized infrastructure at Paris Blockchain Week.
Gregaard highlighted the core ethos of Bitcoin, emphasizing the ability to transfer value without intermediaries and own assets, while acknowledging Ethereum’s evolution in disrupting financial models.
He underscored the influence of AI in global transformations, cautioning about the need to maintain control and transparency amidst its adoption.
Gregaard pointed out blockchain’s potential to ensure trustless computing and immutable data storage, citing a Cardano-based project in Eastern Africa that improved land registration transparency.
He emphasized the importance of verifiable data in AI-driven decision-making processes to avoid reliance on inaccurate information.
Gregaard discussed Cardano's ecosystem developments, including identity solutions and agentic AI, highlighting open-source wallet initiatives compatible with the Legal Entity Identifier system.
He challenged the notion that public permissionless blockchains cannot scale, asserting Cardano's capability to handle volumes comparable to Visa and MasterCard through innovative technological advancements.
The CEO stressed the potential of on-chain verified data to enhance transparency and accountability in various sectors, envisioning a future where blockchain empowers stakeholders and shareholders.
Gregaard urged for more transparency on blockchains to enable informed decision-making and regulatory oversight, empowering even small shareholders with meaningful insights.
At the time of writing, Cardano was trading at $0.63, showcasing continued market activity and interest in the cryptocurrency.