Announcements

The Tezos Foundation recently held its quarterly Council meeting to discuss the progress of its mission to foster the growth and evolution of the Tezos project and ecosystem and finalize personnel updates following the changes to the Foundation’s governance structure announced in March.

Today, the Tezos Foundation and the other defendants have entered into a settlement, subject to court approval, of all putative class action lawsuits, all of which are pending in California state and federal courts.

Over the past two years, The Tezos Foundation Council has been executing on the Tezos Foundation’s mission to foster the growth and evolution of the Tezos project and ecosystem. The Council oversaw an Executive Committee, which consisted of the Foundation’s President, three Council members, the CFO, and the General Counsel. This committee, up until now, has been in charge of driving the Foundation’s operations.

When I became President of the Tezos Foundation in February of 2018, I had two main objectives. The first was to get the Foundation back on track and the second was to help, along with the rest of the Tezos community, to move the Tezos project forward. I have finished what I came to do and it is now time for somebody else to take my place and continue the momentum we have built over the past two years. To this end, I have informed the Council that I will not seek reelection to the Council this spring.

The Tezos Foundation is pleased to release a faucet for the Tezos mainnet. This faucet allows developers and users to request Tezos tokens (tez) for development and testing purposes.

Zug, 09. January 2020 – With the launch of Tezos Israel, the Tezos Foundation is delighted to announce a new addition to the rapidly expanding Tezos community. Tezos Israel is an entity and Innovation Lab supported by the Foundation with a mission to educate, train, and grow the Tezos ecosystem in Israel.