With nine revisions, Tezos seems to be the only level one network in the blockchain space that has been able to successfully develop and update without utilizing hard splits. As a consequence of USDT’s migration to Tezos, the world’s biggest stablecoin by capitalization is now accessible on 12 blockchains. The Tezos rollout of USDT will further highlight Tether’s dedication to spearheading cooperation and compatibility in the rapidly developing crypto market.
Alessandro De Carli, Founder at Papers, opined “The on- and off-ramps into the Tezos DeFi network have been significantly streamlined and improved upon with the release of USDt. Tezos is a model system that has features and capabilities that have made it easier to develop cutting-edge applications that would not have been feasible with existing networks.”
Youves is a decentralized exchange and EVM bridge that is part of the Tezos DeFi ecosystem, along with other components. The improvements made to Tezos have brought in lower gas costs and a reduced overall carbon impact. Tenderbake has even been used to substitute the cryptocurrency’s previous consensus method as part of the latest of these improvements.
Stablecoins are an essential component to the expansion and widespread acceptance of blockchain technology and cryptos in general. Investors are shielded from the turbulence of the bitcoin market while still being able to reap the advantages of decentralization thanks to these tokens. As a consequence of this, given the effectiveness of Tezos, the transition of USDT to it will almost surely have a compounding effect.