Vodafone Germany has recently released some kind of a “hint” after showing interest in Cardano’s NFT via its Twitter post. Could this mean an upcoming partnership between the two industry giants?

Cardano is one of the biggest blockchain platforms that support smart contract functionality enabling DeFi and NFT applications. Minting Cardano NFTs have become easier for users with its user-friendly guidelines compared to other popular blockchain platforms. The platform also has lower transaction fees for creators and traders, attracting investors seeking cost-effective solutions. 

Patrick Tobler, a developer from Cardano NFT project NMKR noticed the post from Vodafone and further fueled discussions on potential collaboration. Vodafone’s interest in Cardano NFTs was later confirmed by a said employee of Vodafone Germany but no confirmation about a potential partnership yet.

Some users raised the possibility that Vodafone’s Twitter account may have been hacked based on the nature of the tweets since the Cardano-related tweet was published in English when all of their Tweets were published in German. 

Nevertheless, the potential partnership between Cardano and Vodafone will have a significant milestone in the mainstream adoption of blockchain technology and drive the growth of NFTs. As we discover more in the next upcoming days, crypto enthusiasts and the whole industry observes to closely monitor developments and excise caution.

Meanwhile, Cardano (ADA) along with Solana (SOL) and Polygon (MATIC) will no longer be available on the Robinhood app. On June 9, Robinhood made a statement that it would end support for the three altcoins starting June 27 due to the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase. Due to this, the prices for the three altcoins have dropped by more than 5% while the CMI is up about 9% over the same period.