Tezos

Tezos ($XTZ) is known as the “self-amending blockchain.” Developed in 2018 by a husband and wife co-founder duo, the blockchain seeks to allow anyone who owns its currency (XTZ) to vote on possible changes to its rules. When the changes are agreed upon, the software automatically updates to ensure changes are made. This process differs from that of other blockchains adopting off-chain governance. Tezos was developed in hopes of reducing forking, meaning the creation of two separate cryptocurrencies on a blockchain with two distinct prices.

Open-source platform Tezos has just announced Edo, its fifth and most ambitious upgrade to its blockchain to date. This upgrade will add the Sapling protocol, tickets, and a new Adoption Period to support future upgrades that improve network functionality. Sapling, Tickets, and a New Adoption Period will Bolster Future Upgrades Tezos has been ramping up […]

Tezos Announces Major Upgrade to Improve Network Functionality

Chainlink

Crypto asset manager Grayscale has incorporated six more trusts, including those tied to Chainlink (LINK) and Tezos (XTZ) tokens. The post Grayscale has incorporated six more trusts, including ones for Chainlink and Tezos appeared first on The Block.

Grayscale has incorporated six more trusts, including ones for Chainlink and Tezos

StableTech has brought wrapped ETH tokens to the Tezos blockchain in a bid to win over DeFi users sick of high fees on Ethereum.

Wrapped ETH Comes to Tezos as It Takes on Ethereum DeFi Market

The U.K.-based digital bank startup Revolut said Friday that it is adding four additional crypto tokens and currencies for its Europe-based users. The post Revolut adds four new cryptos for European users on its digital bank platform appeared first on The Block.

Revolut adds four new cryptos for European users on its digital bank platform

London-based challenger bank Revolut has expanded the list of its cryptocurrency offerings—but only for European clients.

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