Tezos [XTZ] is an open source and upgradeable platform, from which you can create smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps).
From Crypto Economy we want to keep you fully informed of everything that happens around from the Tezos project and that you can know first-hand its updates, alliances and news.
In this section you will find the latest news from Tezos.
TL;DR Revolut removes all fees for Tezos staking rewards starting November 26. Users now receive the full delegation rewards while maintaining complete liquidity. The change follows
TL;DR Risk-off sentiment and Fed rate cuts delay triggered a sharp decline. Massive liquidations and ETF outflows accelerated Bitcoin’s downward price movement. Analysts see a mid-cycle
TL;DR Tezos has experienced an impressive 558% increase in active gamers, reaching 97,000 users in the first quarter of 2024. Highlighted games like Trivia Cash and
TL;DR The Paris upgrade reduces block times from 15 to 10 seconds, improving usability for decentralized applications without compromising security. The new Data Availability Layer (DAL)
TL;DR Speed and Efficiency: Paris A and B protocols propose reducing Tezos block times to 10 seconds, aiming for lower latency and faster transaction finality, enhancing
To accelerate the development of Web3 applications, Google Cloud has partnered with the Tezos Foundation to become a network validator on the Tezos blockchain. This collaboration
It was announced today that TZ APAC had signed an agreement with the School of Computing at the National University of Singapore (NUS Computing) to set
2021 has been a year of adoption and growth for Tezos blockchain. After a blockbuster year in terms of user interaction with smart contracts, Tezos may
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Tezos [XTZ] registered an impressive run-up of over 20% in the last 24-hours, as it surged to $5.51. The price bounced off significant support, and the
The Cambridge Centre for Carbon Credits (4C), a new initiative by the University of Cambridge focused on preserving nature, is going to build a decentralized carbon credit marketplace on the Tezos blockchain.
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