Hello everyone,
I’ve just launched a small educational series called 28 Days of Cardano.
The idea is simple:
For each day in February, I’ll be breaking down one Cardano term, one letter at a time, in a way that’s easy to follow for newcomers while still meaningful for those already in the ecosystem.
The goal is to help people better understand the language used across Cardano forums, spaces, and community discussions - without hype or unnecessary complexity.
The intro video is live on YouTube, and Day 1 (A = ADA) is already up.
If you’re curious, you can watch the intro here:
And Day 1 (ADA) here:
This is very much a community-driven learning effort.
Feedback, suggestions, and corrections are all welcome.
Thanks for taking the time, and I hope it’s useful to someone here or even out there.
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I’m genuinely enthusiastic about your idea, one that will truly help bring a clear, logical, and simple understanding of Cardano. ADA itself is already designed to be easy to grasp.
This is exactly how Cardano continues to grow and become more accessible and popular among blockchain ecosystems.
Keep going, and looking forward contents for next letters.
Thank you, I really appreciate that.
Making Cardano easy to understand while staying true to its design is exactly the aim. More letters coming soon. Glad to have you along.
Thanks so much, sir! We are really looking forward to it.
I hope the Blockchain and Cardano glossary is helping you: Master the Language of Cardano – A New Blockchain Glossary by the Cardano Foundation
We’re continuing today with Day 2 : B is for Block, where I break down what a block is, how blocks link together, and why this structure keeps the blockchain secure and trustworthy — all in simple, beginner-friendly language.
You can watch today’s video here:
As always, feedback is welcome, and if there’s a term you think should be explained in a future letter, feel free to suggest it.
Thanks for the support and the great conversations so far.
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Hey Cardano community!
Today’s letter is C for Cardano.
Join the discussion and share your thoughts!
Watch the short explainer here:
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Today, we’re diving into Decentralization ; what it really means, how blockchains achieve it, and how Cardano keeps power distributed across thousands of stake pools and community governance systems.
Watch the video here:
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Yeah really helpful indeed!
Today’s topic is Epochs; the five-day time cycles Cardano uses to organize block production, staking, and rewards.
Watch here:
Day 6 of 28 Days of Cardano is now live.
Today’s topic is Fees; what they are, why they exist, and how they help keep the Cardano network fair, secure, and spam-free.
We also touch on how Cardano’s fee structure is designed to be predictable and transparent, and how part of each fee contributes to the treasury that funds future improvements.
Watch the video here:
My dear, I’m truly impressed by this work.
Keep up the great effort and courage as you continue your important work.
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This is nice, keep it up, I love the enthusiasm. People will understand well what you are doing
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Thank you! This is encouraging
I really appreciate this, thank you 
Messages like this give me the energy to keep building and sharing.
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Thank you, I really appreciate that
The goal is to make Cardano easier to understand without overcomplicating things.
Encouragement like this really helps, glad you’re enjoying the series.
Truly, keep it up: this is excellent work.
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Today’s video focuses on Governance; how Cardano makes decisions without a central authority. We cover on-chain governance, the role of ADA holders, CIPs, Project Catalyst, the Conway era, Intersect MBO, and the Cardano Constitution.
Watch the full breakdown here:
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Another notion today…
I am really enjoying this good content.
Thank you so much, and keep up the courage!
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Today, we explore Haskell - the functional programming language that powers Cardano’s core protocol.
We explain how it contributes to security, reliability, and high-assurance smart contracts, plus why it’s flexible enough for other applications like research, finance, and education.
Watch here:
Day 9 of 28 Days of Cardano focuses on Input Output Group; the research and engineering company behind Cardano’s design and early development.
This episode explains:
• The IOHK → Input Output Global → Input Output Group evolution
• Their role alongside the Cardano Foundation and EMURGO
• Their science-first philosophy
• Work beyond Cardano, including programmable privacy
Watch the video here:
Day 10 of 28 Days of Cardano focuses on Jörmungandr, the experimental Rust-based Cardano node used during the Shelley testnets.
This video covers:
• What Jörmungandr was
• Why Rust was used
• Its role in stake pool and delegation testing
• Why it was retired
• What it reveals about Cardano’s development approach
Watch here:
