Live blockchain comparison · Updated every block
Tezos and Ethereum are both proof-of-stake blockchains, but they make different tradeoffs around governance, decentralization, finality, and operational predictability.
On this baked baseline, Tezos leads in 4 of 10 tracked categories while Ethereum leads in 1. The live script upgrades these values in-browser with current Tezos network data from TzKT and Octez RPC.
Tezos has completed 22 named on-chain protocol upgrades without a hard fork or network split. Its deterministic finality target is two blocks, so the dashboard treats finality and governance state as live operating signals, not only marketing claims.
Ethereum dominates in liquidity and developer mindshare, but its upgrade process still lands as coordinated hard forks and its stake is concentrated across large liquid-staking and exchange operators.