In a recent article, Forbes called several blockchains, including Cardano (ADA), “zombies with few users.” This prompted a reaction from Cardano founder, Charles Hoskinson, who responded to the criticism with humor.
A Forbes study published on March 27 claims that about 50 cryptocurrency platforms "show volumes exceeding $1 billion, and at least 20 of them are functional zombies." The authors of the article call these blockchains “useless” and “good for nothing,” despite their treasuries and millions in profits.
Forbes is particularly critical of Cardano, noting that the blockchain "earned $3 million in fees last year despite being a work in progress." Hoskinson was also hit, but he responded with a South Park animation, calling other cryptocurrency platforms zombies, “because they took all the brains.”
This is not the first time Cardano has come under criticism. However, last August, Hoskinson responded to similar accusations by asserting that "Cardano is built to last."