Tezos
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Tezos
Summary
Tezos is a cryptocurrency[1]. Tezos draws 224 Wikipedia views per month (cryptocurrency category, ranking #29 of 39).[2]
Key Facts
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as cryptocurrency[3].
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as project[4].
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as free software[5].
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as blockchain[6].
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as smart contract platform[7].
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as web service[8].
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as payment system[9].
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as virtual community[10].
- Tezos's instance of is recorded as public company[11].
- Tezos's founder is recorded as Kathleen Breitman[12].
- Tezos's founder is recorded as Arthur Breitman[13].
- Tezos's copyright license is recorded as MIT License[14].
- Tezos's programmed in is recorded as OCaml[15].
- Tezos's operating system is recorded as Linux[16].
- Tezos's operating system is recorded as macOS[17].
- Tezos's operating system is recorded as Q14658[18].
- Tezos's operating system is recorded as Raspberry Pi OS[19].
- Tezos's software version identifier is recorded as Mainnet December 2019[20].
- Tezos's software version identifier is recorded as Mainnet January 2020[21].
- Tezos's software version identifier is recorded as Version 7.0[22].
- Tezos is used for blockchain[23].
- Tezos is used for delegation[24].
- Tezos is used for bounty[25].
- Tezos is used for on-chain governance[26].
- Tezos is used for voting[27].
Body
Founding
Founders include Kathleen Breitman[12] and Arthur Breitman[13]. August 3, 2014 marks the founding of Tezos[28].
Identity
Tezos's short name is recorded as {'lang': 'en', 'text': 'XTZ'}[29].
Ownership
Stock exchanges include Kraken[30], Coinbase[31], Binance[32], and CEX.io[33].
Why It Matters
Tezos draws 224 Wikipedia views per month (cryptocurrency category, ranking #29 of 39).[2] Tezos has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[34] Tezos is known by 10 alternative names across languages and contexts.[35]