XTZ

Maybe you have heard of Tezos and are probably wondering whether it is a good investment choice. Launched in June 2018, Tezos is a decentralized fourth-generation blockchain-based platform that executes smart contracts and cross-border payments. Tezos had a rough start. Also known as Tezzie, Tez, or XTZ, Tezos was proposed in 2014 by Arthur and Kathleen Breitman [a couple], targeting a significant drawback of blockchain technology. It was presented under the pseudonym L.M Goodman. The XTZ platform is exhilarating if you get…

The crypto bank Sygnum now offers its customers Tezos staking (XTZ), with an annual interest rate of 5%. Based in Switzerland, Sygnum becomes one of the first banks in the world to introduce such a service. According to a statement from the bank, customers can now buy XTZ with Swiss francs (CHF), Euros (EUR), Singapore dollars (SGD), and US dollars (USD). Each client asset will be held in highly secure portfolios and stored individually to minimize asset risks. Sygnum will…

TEZOS was eyeing a possible parabolic Bull Run before the crypto market crash. On March 15, 2020, Binance US announced TEZOS (XTZ) as their latest listing in more than two weeks, for the trading pairs, XTZ/USD and XTZ/BUSD that will open on March 16 from 0900h EST or 0600h PST. Binance. US users can immediately start USD, BUSD or XTZ deposits into their wallets ahead of live trading time, which will also enable withdrawals. The exchange has also integrated several…

Since you have stumbled upon this article, you must have heard about Tezos or the good stuff this project is doing in the crypto space. Getting right into it, Tezos is one of the few projects developed from scratch, unlike most cryptocurrencies that have taken after Bitcoin's infrastructure.  As far as the long list of merits of the Tezos blockchain goes, it depends on a less power-hungry algorithm than Bitcoin or Ethereum. The algorithm is less computationally rigorous and less…