About Tezos

Tezos (XTZ) is an advanced blockchain platform designed for the development of decentralized applications and digital assets, emphasizing security, governance, and decentralization. The platform's architecture supports formal verification, a process that helps developers minimize bugs in smart contracts, making it particularly suitable for applications that demand high reliability. With the anticipated Tezos 2.0 upgrade, the protocol aims to enhance scalability through layer 2 solutions, improve composability, and broaden support for popular programming languages, including JavaScript and Python. A distinctive feature of Tezos is its Liquid Proof-of-Stake (LPoS) consensus mechanism, which allows stakeholders to participate in the network's governance and consensus process, either directly or through delegation. This innovative on-chain governance model enables users to propose and vote on protocol upgrades, facilitating self-amendment without causing forks in the blockchain. Since its launch in 2018, Tezos has maintained a continuous operational history, establishing a reputation for technical robustness and community engagement, driven by its founders, Arthur and Kathleen Breitman.