Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson recently weighed in on the sluggish pace of U.S. crypto legislation, pinpointing a surprising culprit: the rise of Trump-backed memecoins. According to Hoskinson, these speculative tokens have transformed what should be a straightforward market-structure reform into a heated political battleground. The result? Lawmakers are bogged down navigating the cultural and partisan crosscurrents, leaving substantive regulatory frameworks stuck in neutral. It's a friction point that highlights how meme culture and serious policy-making don't always mix well—especially when high-stakes finance meets the crypto zeitgeist.

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GoldDiggerDuckvip
· 2h ago
Hoskinson is absolutely right; internet memes coin has really thrown the entire ecosystem into a trap.
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MEVHunterZhangvip
· 12-19 18:55
Hoskison's words are spot on; meme coins really messed up the scene. --- So, the legislative deadlock is blamed on meme coins, and the logic is just incredible. --- Oh my, this is true "influence"—a meme coin forcibly changing policy directions. --- Even meme coins can become political chips; the crypto world really has everything. --- But to be fair, how absurd would it be if that's really the case... Are policymakers this incompetent? --- So, it turns out that the reason crypto policies haven't moved is not because no one is paying attention, but because they can't do anything. --- It feels like passing the buck, but it also seems to make some sense... It's quite surreal. --- A meme coin changing the political landscape overnight—this should be written into crypto history. --- If that's true, I would laugh; the regulators lost to a cat coin. --- Wait, the coin supported by Trump actually became a stumbling block for policy? This irony is just perfect.
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Ser_APY_2000vip
· 12-19 18:52
Haha, this blame game is really on point. Memecoin disrupting policy making? I believe Charles's statement. It's really just blaming memecoin, anyway it's someone else's fault. Politicians should have jumped on board long ago, stop with these empty gestures. When will there be some substantial progress? Dragging this out benefits no one. The Cardano team’s attitude, it feels a bit sour. Memecoin is memecoin, how can it influence the big picture? This sounds like shifting blame, but to be honest, the crypto world is really chaotic. Political games, always the main characters.
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SelfStakingvip
· 12-19 18:51
Hoskinson's words are really on point; meme coins have turned policy into a big chaos haha
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 12-19 18:31
Haha, Charles really dares to say that, blaming meme coins? I think it's just that politicians originally didn't want to take action, and now they've found an excuse to shift the blame.
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LayerZeroEnjoyervip
· 12-19 18:27
Haha, this is really outrageous. Meme coins have completely screwed up the legislation.
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