Something big is brewing at Cardano (ADA), which could see its resurgence beyond its all-time high.

Charles Hoskinson, Cardano founder and CEO of IOHK, Recently shed more light on the network’s rumored push into the Bitcoin (BTC) ecosystem.

Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano (ADA), has revealed that the blockchain is making a push into the Bitcoin (BTC) ecosystem, confirming rumors that have been circulating in recent weeks.

During separate interviews with Scott Melker of The Wolf of All Streets Podcast and David Gokhshtein of Gokhshtein Media, the crypto personality discussed how they are utilizing BitcoinOS and BOS Grail Bridge to enhance the interoperability and scalability of the blockchain holding the world’s most expensive digital asset. The move would also allow Cardano to tap into BTC’s vast liquidity.

All these could be achieved without introducing any changes to Bitcoin’s consensus protocols. The ZK (zero-knowledge)-powered operating system unlocks the chain’s capability to see, verify, and leverage compute beyond its base layer.

In addition, Hoskinson touched on his recent talks with Sergey Nazarov, Chainlink’s co-founder. The two explored the possibility of integrating Chainlink (LINK) with Cardano. This comes after news broke that Chainlink has been working on a generalized Oracle solution for UTXO-based DeFi applications, opening up potential links with Bitcoin, Litecoin (LTC), and Dogecoin (DOGE).

Speaking of Dogecoin, Hoskinson likewise hinted at ongoing efforts for future collaboration with the OG meme coin chain. Details about their plans are scarce at this point, but the partnership could spell a boost in the ecosystems of the ADA and LINK networks. It could pave the way for enhanced liquidity and unlock more use cases for the Cardano chain.

Despite his claim of getting caught off-guard by the surprise announcement of Cardano’s inclusion in the US government’s planned digital assets stockpile, Hoskinson suggested in the interview that he’s been advising key figures within US President Donald Trump’s administration.

Along the way, the Cardano founder revealed that the legislature is further studying more financial and non-financial use cases for blockchain. The non-financial utilities they are investigating include the potential uses of the technology in safeguarding election integrity, advancing land registration, and storing academic credentials.