Update: Week Of 6 January 2020

Grantees, Funded Entities, and Other News

Below are some updates from the last week:

• The Archetype team published a blog post, “Developing a Dapp on Tezos.”
• Baking Bad released its TzKT block explorer, which now allows you to view raw RPC JSON.
• Baking Bad published a blog post on Netezos, a .NET Standard 2.0 library for working with Tezos; the blog shows use cases of working with local forging and the Tezos Ledger App.
• CatSigma released the new TezBridge v2.4.1: it enables users to test their operations and check the possible result on-chain before approving a DApp operation request.
• Cryptium Labs announced that it is developing a new smart contract language, Juvix.
• The LIGO team posted an update on LabNet to Tezos Agora.
• Nomadic Labs formally verified its spending limit contract, which can now be used with the Android version of the Cortez wallet.
• Nomadic Labs published a blog post detailing its projects from December.
• Nomadic Labs partnered with Madrid-based IMDEA Software Institute.
• SimpleStaking released its Tezos Node Explorer, TezEdge, to view interactions between the Tezos protocol and storage.
• Tezos Commons published an interview with Jonas Lamis, CEO of Tezos Capital, on his new project, StakerDAO.
• Tezos Israel officially launched.
• Tezos Korea will host its first meetup of the year on January 16 to share its 2020 initiatives.
• TzStats released a new API with full support for Carthage.

Our Activities

Tezos Foundation Council Member Hubertus Thonhauser appeared in a CV Labs video to explain TF’s mission and invite anyone interested in the Tezos project to attend the CV Summit in Davos. The Foundation will present on Tezos real-world use cases including STOs.

FAQs: I just got a new device – how do I set up two-factor authentication?

The New Year often means receiving and beginning to operate new devices. We encourage all Tezos community members to adopt two-factor authentication as a means of securing their private data. Follow the instructions in the Tezos Foundation guide to ”Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication” here to get your device secured for 2020 and beyond.