By completing the Plomin hard fork, Cardano disperses authority among ADA holders, aligning with its long-term goal of reducing centralized oversight

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By completing the Plomin hard fork, Cardano disperses authority among ADA holders, aligning with its long-term goal of reducing centralized oversight

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The Cardano blockchain will transition to a decentralized governance structure after the Plomin hard fork takes effect, the Cardano Foundation said in a Jan. 29 X post, writing:

Cardano’s Plomin hard fork brings full decentralized governance, giving ADA holders voting power over key blockchain decisions.

This governance model aligns with Cardano’s long-term goal of minimizing centralized oversight. By enabling the community to control blockchain upgrades and treasury spending, Cardano aims to build a system where power is distributed rather than concentrated.

According to the organization, the hard fork finalizes the implementation of CIP-1694 as Cardano enters the Voltaire era—a phase designed to establish a self-sustaining blockchain. Through on-chain voting, the community will gain control over changes to network parameters, treasury allocations, and protocol upgrades.

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