Charles Hoskinson, co-founder of Cardano, has hinted at the possible implementation of delimited continuations into the Cardano blockchain by 2025. Delimited continuations are a programming construct that can enhance the performance and customization of smart contracts on the platform. They may allow for differentiation between on-chain and off-chain computations in zero-knowledge proofs, as well as provide a new approach to executing smart contracts. This development signifies Cardano's innovation in the blockchain space and its efforts to attract more decentralized applications. However, there are challenges in implementing delimited continuations due to the computational rules of the Plutus smart contract platform used by Cardano. The crypto community has shown both excitement and caution regarding this potential feature, with some developers seeing it as an opportunity for optimization and flexibility, while others raise concerns about increased costs and centralized control. The success of Cardano's pursuit of these ideas could impact its position in the crypto market in the future.



Other News from Today