A public blockchain platform is called Cardano. Proof of stake is used to reach consensus in this decentralized, open-source system. Peer-to-peer transactions using its own cryptocurrency, ADA, are enabled. Charles Hoskinson, a co-founder of Ethereum, spearheaded Cardano’s development in 2015. The Cardano Foundation, situated in Zug, Switzerland, is in charge of managing and supervising the project. It was the first cryptocurrency to employ a proof-of-stake blockchain when it was introduced in 2017, which is thought to be a more environmentally friendly option than proof-of-work systems.
▶History of the Cardano Logo 🌞
2020
The Cardano logo consists of six large dots surrounded by smaller circles. The dots diverge in every direction, forming a kind of ray. As a result, the emblem resembles a blue sun with six medium-sized balls instead of a single central disk.
2020-Present
The revisions implemented in 2020 have slightly altered the relative ratio of the elements. Even though the dot pattern is now smaller, it still has twelve “rays,” just like it did previously.