The Tezos blockchain platform is finally operational, following the beta launch in June. Shortly before the mainnet went live, its native token, XTZ, rose 50% from 1.55. Due to the decentralised nature of the protocol, it will be the world's first “self-amending” cryptocurrency. The blockchain offers increased security via formal verification, and transaction validation has been extended to third parties. The company hit the headlines in June when it hired Big Four accountancy firm PwC as its auditor.
The Tezos blockchain platform is finally operational, following the beta launch in June. Shortly before the mainnet went live, its native token, XTZ, rose 50% from $1.15 to $1.75. Due to the decentralised nature of the protocol, it will be the world's first “self-amending” cryptocurrency. The blockchain offers increased security via formal verification, and transaction validation has been extended to third parties. The company hit the headlines in June when it hired Big Four accountancy firm PwC as its auditor.