U.Today - The Cardano protocol is on a steady run as concerns its developmental efforts with Input Output Hong Kong, (IOHK), the start-up behind the blockchain calling for more direct involvement from the public. Taking to its official Twitter page, IOHK it wants the community to help review its Project Catalyst experiment.
Project Catalyst is an initiative within the Cardano community that aims to drive community innovation by providing a framework to turn ideas into impactful real-world projects. With chunks of proposals released through this initiative, community members get to decide on key modalities across the board.
In its recent call, IOHK wants the public to make a level 1 review of recent projects before Aug. 3. The start-up also highlighted that level 2 reviews will begin on Aug. 10 and end on Aug. 17. Notably, reviews are also open for Project Catalyst's Fund 10; however, interested reviewers will need to re-register with a supported wallet by Aug. 18.
Recall that U.Today earlier that the Project Catalyst Fund 10 recorded new milestones recently, despite the criticism it has faced from some critics in the community. Overall, IOHK is giving these critics an opportunity to help fine tune the proposals through their constructive reviews.
Cardano's decentralization highlighted
There are thousands of crypto projects around today, with Cardano being one of the most renowned. While all of these projects have their strengths and weaknesses, Cardano has often as one of its core strengths, and while it reiterates the on-chain design of the feature, permitting community input is also another way of showcasing this strength.
Leaning toward decentralization is, however, not enough to deter the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from the cryptocurrency as a security in two separate lawsuits filed against the duo of Binance and Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) exchanges.