Arthur Breitman’s vision for Tezos focused on governance, allowing users to propose and vote on updates without disruptive forks.
Despite setbacks, Breitman’s leadership and the introduction of Ultra High Throughput rollups aim to rejuvenate Tezos scalability.
Arthur Breitman, a former engineer and polymath with a passion for decentralized systems, set out to reinvent blockchain technology in the mid-2010s. His narrative began long before Tezos became a household brand in the cryptocurrency industry.
Breitman, who was born in France and schooled in mathematics and computer science, was heavily affected by his time at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, where he witnessed firsthand the limitations of centralized financial systems.
Arthur founded Tezos with his wife Kathleen Breitman in 2014. The duo envisioned a blockchain that went beyond Bitcoin’s limited governance model by allowing people to actively engage in its evolution. Tezos was designed to address one of Bitcoin’s main
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