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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Tezos Review

Tezos helps proving the security status of all programs in the network through a bunch of formal mathematical verifications. The wanted result is reducing the bug amounts in the contract code. The relationship between the programming language OCaml and the formal contracts in Tezos led to several malicious acts like the Parity wallet hacks and the DAO job. Tezos is a new, smart contract decentralized platform that has some similarities with the one Ethereum relies on. What is more, it aims…

Pros
  • Blockchain technology - no hard forks, people focus on developing a single product
  • On-chain upgrades that prevent attacks, stakeholders coordinate consensus shifts
Cons
  • Lawsuits – related to slow token distribution, turned into internal disputes, noted by the SEC. Reuters led an investigation on Tezos.

Developed by ex-Morgan Stanley analyst Arthur Breitman, Tezos is an innvative platform of smart contracts with a formally verifiable code and a form of integrated self-government. Tezos allows token holders to make decisions about how to make their protocol evolve. Once the decision is confirmed, the platform automatically brings the update on the network. Since Tezos has a unique modular design, with separate layers, the protocol update is simple and requires no special operations or hard…

Pros
  • - Technologically advanced project. - Successful crowdfunding (65.627 BTC e 361.122 ETH, equal to $232.4 millions, were collected in 13 days only during ICO in July 2017). - Tezos blockchain aims to become public and completely decentralized, offering high scalability for the development of mass DApps and the advantage of incorporated governance.
Cons
  • - Tezos Foundation announced the need to run the KYC to its investors and ICO participants, triggering many problems. However, given the "self-governance", this requirement could be removed in the future. - Ethereum blockchain is the main competitor.

https://tezos.com/ Seems like a partially finished product, although with significant upside. I can't bake today, but I might be inclined to sign some blocks some day.

Pros
  • ETH shaped object. Uses Proof of stake uses Slasher, chain of activity and proof of burn to combat dishonest participants. Smart contracts and Dapps on this platform can use the Formal Verification technique to improve security. Their version of nodes is called Bakers or Baking - signing and publishing blocks. Must be staked to bake.
Cons
  • Self Amending protocol allows updates without forking. It addresses the forking issue, potential community splitting on issues, but it removes the strength of consensus - but governance is performed on chain. The Tezos foundation holds final sway for any voting irregularities for the first year.

This token will be one of the top 10 if not no1 there was alot of big players backing this token when in the ico biggest yet to date I think and it will something we will all be using in the future. Great team with great plans

Pros
  • Big token with big plans alot of people very scared of this token comming out it will be huge
Cons
  • Taking its time but having the court cases against them has taken it's toll.

The project is worth more, I hope for a better outcome, I hope for reasonable decisions of influential people on the project's exit. Good luck to all of us!

Pros
  • Plus only in the idea
Cons
  • The minuses turned out to be many, promises to fulfill in time, the work of the fund, the work of management, intirigues, disagreements, lack of foresight in the work, great competition of the market already reduces the chances of the project's success, reluctance to seek compromises and complete lack of respect for its community!

Revainrating 1 out of 5

beware

beware

Pros
  • no pros
Cons
  • failed ICO (which is called the most valuable ICO of 2017) with a class action law suit

Revainrating 1 out of 5

be aware

be aware

Pros
  • what pros ?
Cons
  • likely to be deceptive