These 5 Altcoins Dropped the Furthest in the Crypto Market This Week
These five cryptos posted the most negative performance in the entire crypto market last week.
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These five cryptos posted the most negative performance in the entire crypto market last week.
Though Tezos' native token XTZ has been hit the worst by bearish price action, several other notable layer-1 tokens are also down.
Looking for the next big thing in crypto? Check out the nonstop rally of Stacks (STX), Tezos (XTZ), and TMS Network (TMSN).
Tezos is creating big waves! 4 days back tech giant Google's announced to become a validator on Tezos Network.
Hong Kong and Google drove two cryptocurrencies higher this week.
The crypto market has held a rather stable position in the last week, with many assets showing no significant price changes. In the midst of this quietness, a few assets like Tezos(XTZ) have been able to generate some excitement, recording positive price gains for many investors.
Thanks to the partnership, customers of the cloud computing business would have the opportunity to deploy Tezos nodes in addition to building web3 applications on the blockchain.
Google Cloud, the remote services division of the software giant, has announced a partnership with blockchain company Tezos to become a block validator (“baker”) in its network. As part of this partnership, Google Cloud will also offer Tezos validation services through its platform, allowing easier deployment for customers worldwide.
Tezos Foundation and Google Cloud have inked a partnership deal to make it easier for corporations and startups to build Web3 applications on the Tezos blockchain.
Major news in the last few hours: Google Cloud will soon become a validator on Tezos Network. Integrations such as the one promoted by Google and Tezos demonstrate the interest the tech giants are having in blockchain and Web3 projects.
To accelerate the development of Web3 applications, Google Cloud has partnered with the Tezos Foundation to become a network validator
The partnership will see Google Cloud becoming a validator on the Tezos network.
Google's cloud computing platform Google Cloud, which provides a suite of services and tools that businesses and developers use to manage applications and services, is set to become a Tezos ($XTZ) network validator.
There were big developments in the world of cryptocurrencies today.
Smart contract platform Tezos (XTZ) is running up on news that the project has formed a partnership with tech giant Google.
Google Cloud is set to join the ranks of validators on the Tezos (CRYPTO: XTZ) network, a blockchain platform, to enable its corporate clients to build Web3 applications on the network by deploying Tezos nodes. This is not Google Cloud's first foray into the blockchain space.
The tech giant is already a validator for Solana and Aptos and now has a Web3 fan at the helm of YouTube.
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The deal with Tezos will allow corporate clients of Google Cloud to develop and deploy web3 applications on the Tezos blockchain using Google's cloud infrastructure.
Google Cloud, the cloud computing arm of Google, is set to become a validator on the Tezos blockchain network. This move is seen as a significant milestone for both Google Cloud and Tezos and could have implications for the wider blockchain industry.
The partnership will allow the Tezos Foundation to drive web3 innovation on the Tezos blockchain.Clients of Google's Cloud service will receive access to tools for building blockchain applications on Tezos using the firm's scaling technology.The search engine heavyweight also previously teamed up with Ethereum, Dapper's Labs Flow blockchain, and Solana. Search engine behemoth Google and proof-of-stake blockchain Tezos have joined hands to drive web3 innovation on the Tezos decentralized network.
Google Cloud, the cloud division of the search engine giant Google, will serve as a validator on the proof-of-stake blockchain Tezos.
Google Cloud's corporate customers will be able to deploy Tezos nodes in order to build Web3 applications on the network.
Sure, Ethereum is still the NFT market share leader, but there's an ever-present ‘multi-chain future' discussion among the NFT space. NFT marketplace leader OpenSea has exhibited open arms to this concept, adding support for chains like Polygon and Avalanche.