The Great Migration

Iagon on Cardano Foundation. Why? Because we believe in it!

💡 This article is reprinted here from Iagon corporate blog.

Greetings, Cardano community! We’re finally where we wanted to be, and we’re loving it here. The road was long and the whole migration process was not easy. Our team is still working on the main product, tweaking it to meet the requirements of “the green blockchain”. But even though we’re settling on Cardano, you can be sure this isn’t our last word. We like to dream big at Iagon, so there’s a probability we will reach multichain status in the future.

For the time being, let’s focus on the present. This article is a summary of our reasons for departing from Ethereum, current progress on Cardano, and future plans.

Sometimes, the grass really is greener

At this point, some of you might be wondering why we decided to move to Cardano in the first place. Well, there are a few advantages, like cost-effectiveness, interoperability, and scalability. And it’s called the green blockchain for a reason, right? The Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism is a true blessing for the industry looking for new ways of cutting down on CO2 emissions.

While we’re on the topic of values, let’s not forget about the ethos. Cardano is all about empowering people, about making their lives easier. Just think about the initiatives in Africa, like the digital identities for Ethiopian students. At Iagon, we want to have the same kind of impact on people’s lives. We want to empower them by giving them control over their own data, guaranteeing privacy and security.

Generally speaking, we believe Cardano is a well-thought-out, carefully designed organism. A lot of research and paperwork has gone into its creation. This kind of approach translates to a strong and stable structure. And perhaps that is what Ethereum is lacking. Trying to fix the flaws that could’ve simply been avoided might be considered counterproductive. Being built from the ground up, like Cardano, makes much more sense, even if it means slower development.

For more information and to see what else is going on with iagon, please follow us at the social media links, or head over to the IAGON Website!