Plomin comes just four months after Cardano’s Chang hard fork, which put many of the mechanisms in place for Wednesday’s upgrade.

The Plomin Hard Fork marks a major shift for Cardano, placing governance in ADA holders' hands. Will this drive adoption?

Cardano’s Plomin hard fork went live on Jan. 29. The ADA price trades inside a symmetrical triangle. Can Cardano break out and move above $1.30?

"The Plomin hard fork takes effect, marking the transition to full decentralized governance. ADA holders gain real voting power – on parameter changes, treasury withdrawals, hard forks, and the blockchain’s future," Cardano Foundation said. " [It's] A milestone in blockchain governance."

Cardano's Plomin hard fork is set to go live late Wednesday, letting ADA token holders participate in network governance.

Cardano is set for a major milestone as the blockchain network looks to evolve with fully decentralized governance. On January 29, the Cardano Foundation announced the Plomin hard fork, a blockchain upgrade that introduces key governance changes to Cardano (ADA),

Cardano's Plomin hard fork launches Jan 29, enabling decentralized governance with ADA holders voting on network decisions.

Cardano is undergoing a Plomin hard fork to enhance user participation in network governance, granting ADA holders voting power on protocol changes and future upgrades. This upgrade marks a significant step towards full decentralized governance in the blockchain space.

Cardano activates the Plomin hard fork, boosting DeFi growth by 25% with analysts predicting ADA could surge 400% to $6.

The Cardano blockchain achieved a significant milestone as it transitioned to fully decentralized governance with the activation of the Plomin hard fork, the Block reported on Wednsday. The Cardano Foundation announced the successful enactment of the hard fork,