5 Reasons Why Tezos Rocks
summary
Claims a live test reaches 36,000 transactions per second, argues proof-of-stake cuts energy and yields non-dilutive inflation while preserving a furnace property so small holders still produce proportional blocks, reports over 400 bakers running the network, describes Michelson as a stack-based functional VM with type safety to avoid reentrancy and overflow, explains modular protocol layers (network, storage, consensus, transaction) and a formal on-chain governance process for incremental, auditable upgrades.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Test results
- 0:20Use cases for ledger
- 3:02Internet scale coordination
- 5:05Proof of stake benefits
- 9:20Smart contract language
- 14:19Cryptocurrency shelling points
- 16:45Formal governance
- 19:39Constitutionalism in code
- 21:54Protocol modularity
- 23:32Interoperability challenges
- 25:12Q&A session
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