# Focus Articles associés

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Cardano Founder Hoskinson Signals Reset For 2026, Not An Exit

Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, has announced a significant shift in his public engagement for 2026, clarifying it is not an exit from the cryptocurrency space. He stated he is stepping back from day-to-day activity on X (Twitter), which he has "outgrown," to reduce the "weaponization" of his persona, which he sees as a liability for Cardano and its privacy-focused protocol, Midnight. Instead, he will focus on long-form writing, AMAs, and new media formats to maintain community connection with less toxicity. Hoskinson emphasized a return to "deep focus" on product development, including working on a zkVM specification, adding privacy to intents, and chain abstraction. His primary goal is to build scalable technology, targeting a billion users and a trillion dollars in transactions on Midnight by 2030. He also cited personal changes, intending to travel less after 260 days on the road in 2025, prioritize health, and spend more time at his ranch. He concluded with a critique on price obsession, stating, "If all you can think about is the price, you’ve already lost."

bitcoinist01/01 16:03

Cardano Founder Hoskinson Signals Reset For 2026, Not An Exit

bitcoinist01/01 16:03

After Achieving Financial Freedom, I Became a Slave to Money

Despite achieving financial freedom and material success, including a 4x growth in his media production company and purchasing a Ferrari, the author feels increasingly unhappy. He reflects that his obsession with wealth accumulation and constant digital engagement has turned him into a "slave to money," leading to a loss of purpose and joy. The always-online lifestyle and addiction to social media notifications have left him in a perpetual state of anxiety, prioritizing metrics over meaningful work. To reclaim his life, he commits to three changes: prioritizing creation over consumption, dedicating focused two-hour blocks to single tasks, and digitally disconnecting after 7 PM daily. He emphasizes the importance of balance, mental rest, and reconnecting with core values, recognizing that the pursuit of wealth should not come at the cost of one’s identity and well-being.

marsbit01/01 09:31

After Achieving Financial Freedom, I Became a Slave to Money

marsbit01/01 09:31

Driving a Ferrari, Yet Trapped in 'Living Hell': A Wealth Creator's Year-End Reflection

Despite achieving significant financial success, including a fourfold growth in his media production business, paying off all debts, making profitable investments, and even buying a Ferrari, the author reflects on feeling increasingly unhappy. He realizes that his obsession with wealth accumulation, leaderboards, and the gamified nature of online success—particularly through crypto and social media—has turned him into a slave to constant work and digital dopamine hits. This 24/7 pursuit of opportunities left him distracted, unfulfilled, and disconnected from his original skills and purpose. To reclaim balance and intentionality, he commits to three changes: prioritizing creation over consumption by dedicating focused time to produce without distractions; reducing task-switching by organizing his day into two-hour blocks for single roles or tasks; and disconnecting from the digital world after 7 PM to recharge and mentally rest. He acknowledges the internet’s role in his success but emphasizes the need to preserve his identity beyond monetary gains. The piece serves as a reminder that while chasing financial growth, one must not lose sight of deeper values and well-being.

比推12/31 13:21