Arthur Breitman

Arthur Breitman is the co-founder of Tezos, the self-amending proof-of-stake blockchain he first described in a 2014 white paper published under the pseudonym L.M. Goodman. Raised in France, he won a bronze medal for France at the International Olympiad in Informatics at 18, studied applied mathematics and computer science at the École Polytechnique, and continued at NYU's Courant Institute. Before Tezos he worked as a quantitative analyst at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley and as a research engineer at Google X and Waymo. He and his wife Kathleen Breitman launched Tezos through a record-setting 2017 fundraiser, and he remains a leading architect of the protocol through Trilitech, the London-based Tezos development hub he directs.

12 talks by Arthur Breitman

• Quantum: An Existential Threat to Crypto?
• Preparing Blockchains for the Post-Quantum Era
• The Race to Scale: Who Will Power the Next 100M Users?
• Justice for All! Diving into Jstz, a Native JavaScript Environment for Web3 Development
• Too Many L2s: A Case for Enshrined Monoliths (AI Agents! Memecoins!) | Arthur Breitman - Tezos
• Sequencers unveiled: Fact vs Fiction in Blockchain Scaling
• Modular blockchains: eating more than we can chew?
• Crypto Philanthropy: How to Donate to Make Real-World Impact - Ep.296
• Ready Layer One: Who Competes With Ethereum? - Ep.174
• From the Oslo Freedom Forum: Blockchain vs. the Surveillance State - Ep.64
• #255 Kathleen Breitman & Arthur Breitman: Tezos – The Long Road Towards A Digital Commonwealth
• EB136 – Arthur Breitman: Tezos - A Self-Amending Crypto-Ledger