Tezos Foundation

The Tezos Foundation is a not for-profitnonprofit organization that supplies resources for the advancement of web3Web3, specifically the blockchain. It supports one blockchain in particular called Tezos. It is a proof-of-stake blockchain that self-amends once its community members vote on an upgrade to the protocol.

The foundation has several committees set up for various management responsibilities. Such committees include the following:

The grant program can be accessed by developers that want to launch their project on the Tezos blockchain. To enter the grant program, interested parties must first submit a proposal, which is then reviewed. If the project is approved, the grantees will receive funds in milestones that are evaluated throughout the project.

The bounty program is to fund projects that have been pre-established by the Tezos Foundation. Some examples of bounties that include ones to:

• create a code template on how to create a dynamic non-fungible token (dNFT) on Tezos,
• build a zombie NFT marketplace decentralized application (dApp), and
• deploy a decentralized exchange (DEX) with Uniswap V3 mechanism.

The bounty program is a four-step program where the developers first select the bounty project they want to complete and then submit it. The project is then reviewed by the Tezos Foundation Operations team, and upon approval, a contract is made between the developers and the foundation for payment.

The Tezos Foundation is a not for-profit organization that supplies resources for the advancement of web3, specifically the blockchain. It supports one blockchain in particular called TezosTezos. It is a proof-of-stake proof-of-stake blockchain that self-amends once its community members vote on an upgrade to the protocol.

The foundation was founded in 2017 with offices in ZugZug, SwitzerlandSwitzerland. It is supervised by a branch of the Swiss Federal Department of Home Affairs called Swiss Federal Foundation Supervisory Authority.

• create a code template on how to create a dynamic NFTnon-fungible token (dNFT) on Tezos
• build a Zombiezombie NFT Marketplacemarketplace decentralized application (dApp)
• deploy a decentralized exchangedecentralized exchange (DEX) with Uniswap Uniswap V3 mechanism

The Tezos Foundation is a not for-profit organization that supplies resources for the advancement of web3, specifically the blockchain. It supports one blockchain in particular called Tezos. It is a proof-of-stake blockchain that self-amends once its community members vote on an upgrade to the protocol.

The foundation was founded in 2017 with offices in Zug, Switzerland. It is supervised by a branch of the Swiss Federal Department of Home Affairs called Swiss Federal Foundation Supervisory Authority.

The Tezos Foundation supports the Tezos blockchain through monetary resources, such as grants and other capital deployment vehicles.

The foundation has several committees set up for various management responsibilities. Such committees include:

• foundation council
• executive committee
• audit committee
• investment committee
• technical advisory committee
• nomination and remuneration committee

The Tezos Foundation disperses its funds to the Tezos blockchain through two programs: a grant program and a bounty program.

The grant program can be accessed by developers that want to launch their project on the Tezos blockchain. To enter the grant program, interested parties must first submit a proposal which is then reviewed. If the project is approved, the grantees will receive funds in milestones that are evaluated throughout the project.

The bounty program is to fund projects that have been pre-established by the Tezos Foundation. Some examples of bounties that include ones to:

• create a code template on how to create a dynamic NFT (dNFT) on Tezos
• build a Zombie NFT Marketplace dApp
• deploy a decentralized exchange (DEX) with Uniswap V3 mechanism

The bounty program is a four-step program where the developers first select the bounty project they want to complete and then submit it. The project is then reviewed by the Tezos Foundation Operations team and upon approval, a contract is made between the developers and the foundation for payment.

The Tezos Foundation is a Swiss foundation controlled by the Supervisory Authority of the Swiss Federal Fund. Our goal is to promote the Tezos protocol through grants and other capital raising mechanisms.

We see Tezos as a long-term project where a solid technical foundation is the key to winning the marathon race on the way to global adoption. It is extremely important to understand that the Tezos Foundation is not Tezos. We do not manage or operate Tezos, and we are just one organization in the global ecosystem. Our role is to sustainably use the resources that are under control to support the long-term success of Tezos. This long-term success will be possible only if there is a dynamic decentralized ecosystem. Our goal is to ensure that independent organizations in this ecosystem have everything they need to solve the tasks they face. Our role is not to solve these problems unilaterally and independently.After the successful launch of the main net last year, the Tezos Foundation is continually focused on how it can best support the further development of its third generation blockchain protocol and its ecosystem. With the appointment of two senior executives, the Foundation is taking an important step forward by strengthening its internal expertise and capabilities. We look forward to having Ulrich Sauter, Eelco Fiole and Lily Liu working with the Foundation and bringing crucial governance, financial and industry specific experience,” says Ryan Jesperson, President of the Tezos Foundation.Tezos is a self-amending smart contract blockchain protocol that successfully launched in the summer of 2018. It has a strong global community that is growing rapidly. The Swiss based Tezos Foundation supports the long-term success of the Tezos protocol and ecosystem. By funding initiatives from scientists, researchers, developers, entrepreneurs and enthusiasts, the Foundation encourages decentralized development and robust participation.