Remember the hype around Algorand and EOS? Yeah, me too. Now they're fading fast. Today, let's talk Tezos.

Tezos, co-founded by Arthur and Kathleen Breitman, burst onto the scene in 2017 with a record-breaking $232 million ICO. This husband-and-wife duo envisioned a "self-amending" blockchain with on-chain governance, promising to solve the issues plaguing other crypto projects.

Tezos' innovative approach attracted attention, but its development was not without controversy. Internal disputes and legal battles delayed the launch, leaving many investors frustrated.

Despite these early setbacks, Tezos eventually launched in 2018, boasting a unique proof-of-stake consensus mechanism and a focus on smart contract development. However, its adoption and price have not lived up to the initial hype.

So, what went wrong? Find out why in my latest video 👇

https://youtube.com/shorts/imE6el2PQpM?si=nPZmPA3Rn2bi1Zcz

It's time to face the facts about Tezos. No financial advice...