Tezos' price dropped by a third in its first 24 hours of trading as a real token, rather than an IOU.
The EOS governance disaster offers a strong reminder of how entrenched human mistrust can be difficult to overcome.
A nearly year-long wait appears to be over for investors in the embattled block chain project Tezos.
Tezos announced its handing the blockchain over to the community after launch. And that's not the only way the project is similar to EOS.
Introducing on-chain governance to crypto networks is likely to make them more like nation-states with the inefficiencies that entails.
After infighting brought months of delays, Tezos investors finally seemed about to receive their crypto tokens. Then something unexpected happened...
Bitcoin Suisse AG, a cryptocurrency brokerage listed as a defendant in a lawsuit against Tezos, has filed a motion to dismiss the case against it.
In his first interview since taking over the Tezos Foundation, chair Ryan Jesperson is looking toward the launch of its much-hyped new blockchain.
Arthur Breitman, co-founder of cryptocurrency project Tezos, has been barred by FINRA from any association with broker-dealers for two years.
Blockchain luminaries descended on the University of Pennsylvania's business school in what seemed like a recruiting session for the crypto-ecosystem.
ICO issuers that have raised $50 million or more in token sales are being tightlipped when it comes to inquiries about SEC subpoenas.
Following a board shake-up, the Tezos Foundation announced it would hire up to 40 new developers to work on the Tezos protocol.
Johann Gevers and Diego Pons, the last original members of the Tezos Foundation Board, have voluntarily stepped down from their positions.
The SEC's denial of a FOIA request for records about the troubled blockchain project does not state that Tezos is under investigation.
Just because you haven’t gotten a subpoena from The Man in the month since your decentralized cheese token went live, it doesn’t mean you won’t.