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The first competition is the Premier League opener against Fulham on 16 August. It is fully based on the real-life actions of Manchester United players, including goals, assists, tackles, and saves.
Manchester United's Web3 game on Tezos could revolutionize fan engagement and digital collectibles in sports, enhancing interactive experiences. The post Manchester United and Tezos team up to launch new Web3 football game appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Manchester United has introduced “Fantasy United,” marking the Premier League's first Web3 fantasy football game, built on the Tezos blockchain
The battle for the best blockchain for developers and users has been won by the likes of Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and Base. Many contenders who were hoping to take on Ethereum have faced substantial challenges and evolved into ghost chains.
Discover the intricacies of Tezos Smart Rollups, their benefits, and unique features like being optimistic and enshrined, according to Tezos Spotlight.
Baanx and Tezos introduce the first non-custodial on-chain crypto card, leveraging Etherlink for secure, efficient, and user-friendly payments.
Tezos (XTZ), a prominent smart-contract blockchain, has seen a significant drop in its price from its yearly high of $1.56 achieved in March 2024.
‘Plastic Free July' draws attention to the impact of plastic waste on nature, bringing diverse artists from the world with innovative technologies, such as NTFs.
Tezos, a decentralized blockchain platform, was founded by the husband and wife duo, Arthur and Kathleen Breitman, almost a decade ago and since then the open-source blockchain network has come a long way.
Tezos X announced the development of Jstz (pronounced “justice”), a Layer 2 rollup that will allow developers to use Javascript, a programming language used by nearly 23 million developers worldwide, on the blockchain.
Baanx has been working with Mastercard to deliver a range of non-custodial crypto card offerings.
Tezos announces Jstz, a new initiative enabling JavaScript for blockchain development. This move aims to lower entry barriers for developers.
Tezos has presented the smart rollup “Jstz” based on Java, for its new version of the super scalable and interoperable blockchain Tezos X.
TL;DR Tezos has experienced an impressive 558% increase in active gamers, reaching 97,000 users in the first quarter of 2024. Highlighted games like Trivia Cash and Dragon Ninja's new roguelike are leading the expansion of Play-2-Earn games. Strategic collaborations with companies like TapNation are strengthening the integration of mobile gaming on the blockchain.
Layer-1 proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain Tezos (XTZ) has been making a defined attempt to revive its ecosystem. In its latest campaign to achieve this feat, the protocol has revealed a key metric that shows the recovery is gradually underway.
Tezos Foundation announces grants for projects in DeFi, gaming, and more for May and June 2024, enhancing its blockchain ecosystem.
Tezos X introduces a modular blockchain design, aiming for high scalability and performance. Key advancements include Smart Rollups and enhanced interoperability.
Tezos X upgrade promises one million transactions per second with improved modular design and developer experience.
Tezos introduces “Tezos X,” featuring a Canonical Rollup upgrade aimed at improving performance, composability, and interoperability on its blockchain network.
Tezos, the self-upgradable proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain, has today unveiled “Tezos X”, a new upgrade that's part of the project's roadmap to achieving greater usability and utility.
Tezos, an open-source blockchain platform, has introduced Tezos X, a suite of technological upgrades set to improve blockchain performance, composability, and interoperability.
Tezos X: a "modu-litica" vision for the future of DeFi
TL;DR Tezos X introduces a modular architecture to improve scalability and performance. A massive increase in transaction capacity per second is expected thanks to Smart Rollups. The upgrade plans to improve interoperability and attract more developers with support for mainstream programming languages.
The decade-old blockchain's development plan, which goes out through 2026, calls for splitting off transaction execution into a separate "canonical rollup" that would support multiple programming languages.
