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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2016 · 19 MIN

The Ether Review #50 - Tezos, Forkless Protocol Upgrades

from The Third Web · host Arthur Falls

In Brief: Tezos is a blockchain based smart contract platform that incorporates protocol level governance, modular design, and a functional scripting language. Pretty much the shopping list of features the Ethereum community is looking for. Yes, Yes, I know this is supposed to be a show about Ethereum, but examining emerging platforms is the best way to understand what the people with the deepest understanding would like to see changed in the protocol. Tezos is modular, designed to enable drop in replacement of most components without hard fork, it has a built in governance mechanism, and it uses a functional scripting language. These three elements are emerging as the most desirable traits missing from the Ethereum protocol. With EIP#86/EIP#96 Ethereum will move closer to what Tezos aspires to be. For now though these younger, more nimble upstarts can help show is what is possible with blockchain based smart contract platforms. Content: Kathleen Breitman, Arthur Falls https://twitter.com/breitwoman https://tezos.com/ https://medium.com/the-ether-review https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-ether-review/id899090462?mt=2

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