Why you should build on Tezos
summary
Tezos claims it launched with proof‑of‑stake in 2018 and runs with 99.99% uptime, 405+ active bakers and a minimum stake of 6,000 XTZ, letting nodes validate even on a Raspberry Pi 4. Protocols upgrade every 2–3 months, cutting gas costs by ~75% twice and enabling transaction optimistic rollups (Jakarta) plus data‑availability sampling; tooling includes LIGO, SmartPy, Taquito and Beacon, and rollups aim to scale from ~200 TPS toward hundreds of thousands by compressing transactions and shifting execution off‑chain.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Technical foundation
- 3:06Functional programming
- 4:45Evolution
- 6:19Governance
- 9:00Rapid evolution
- 12:02Ancient governance
- 14:22Developer tooling
- 18:20Developer toolbox
- 22:07EQ Rollups
- 26:56Horizontal scaling
- 31:48Rollups
- 38:04Social Engagement
- 39:59Companies
- 42:59Community
- 44:34Ecosystem
- 44:54Questions
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