Cardano Founder Wants To Get To A ‘Tinder On A Blockchain’—But How?

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Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA) founder Charles Hoskinson says blockchain-powered dating apps like Tinder could unlock 2-3 billion users.

Hoskinson told CoinDesk at Consensus Hong Kong on Wednesday that he wants Tinder running on a blockchain where users can prove properties like height, income, and location while verifying profile pictures are real.

“I want to get to a point where video games are on it, a point where Facebook and other things run on this infrastructure,” Hoskinson said.

“That’s what’s going to bring 2-3 billion people in and that’s what’s going to change everything,” he added.


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The key is seamless integration. Hoskinson argued consumers shouldn’t need to understand blockchain for adoption to occur.

“I don’t have to care how electricity works. I just flip the switch and magically it works,” he said. “We have got to do that as an industry and stop ‘overfinancializing’ everything.”

The vision targets mainstream apps. Blockchain-powered dating apps could offer enhanced privacy, data ownership, and censorship resistance—features that might attract users disillusioned with centralized platforms.

The same infrastructure could power social media and gaming.

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Cardano price is hugging the lower Bollinger Band at $0.2275 and breaking below it—indicating extreme oversold conditions.

The Parabolic SAR at $0.2236 sits just below current price, suggesting very weak support.

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Critical support sits at $0.22-$0.25. The current price tests this zone, with recent lows touching $0.22.

This aligns with both the lower Bollinger Band and SAR level, creating a confluence of potential support.

If $0.22 fails, limited structure exists below. ADA could test $0.20 or lower.

Trading outside the lower Bollinger Band suggests short-term selling overdone, which could trigger a technical bounce toward the middle band around $0.30.

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