Tezos news

BeInCrypto highlights three altcoins poised for a calm weekend as geopolitical tensions ease. Tezos (XTZ) awaits its Tallinn upgrade, which could trigger volatility and push the price beyond $0.59 toward $0.66 if the upgrade succeeds. Seeker (SKR) saw a 335% surge, peaked at $0.0597, and is now near $0.0390 after a 23.6% pullback. With sellers ahead, the token may drop toward $0.0205 unless buying sentiment reverses and pushes it back toward $0.0517. Canton (CC) shows bullish momentum with a strong Money Flow Index and sits near $0.142. A breakout above $0.148 could lift it to $0.164 and approach its $0.177 all‑time high, while failure to break resistance may cause a retreat toward $0.133.

TenX Protocols bought 5.5 million XTZ at an average of $0.5868 per token, using cash from a prior financing round, as part of a staking partnership with the Tezos Foundation. The company will stake the tokens through its validators, targeting an 8–10% annual yield and generating recurring revenue. The Tezos Foundation will delegate a portion of its holdings to TenX‑operated validators, while TenX cites Tezos’ governance model and technical maturity as reasons for its selection and hints at similar PoS partnerships in the future.

The third week of January 2026 is expected to see continued volatility in the crypto market, with three altcoins—PancakeSwap (CAKE), Stellar (XLM), and Tezos (XTZ)—highlighted for their upcoming developments and technical outlook. CAKE trades near $2.01 and faces bearish signals, but a community‑approved supply cut from 450m to 400m tokens could lift the price to $2.13. XLM sits at $0.215; a Protocol X‑Ray upgrade set for mainnet this week may reverse a 14% correction and push it to $0.23. XTZ is around $0.559 with potential downside to $0.517, yet the forthcoming Tallinn upgrade could support a rebound toward $0.626.

Mid‑September crypto markets have eased with most tokens rebounding after a prolonged dip. Flow (FLOW) trades around $0.413, just above its $0.412 support, and a rising RSI paired with the Forte protocol integration suggests a possible climb toward $0.436, yet a break below $0.412 could drop the price to $0.395. Sky (SKY), formerly Maker, is at $0.0748 and holds above its $0.0746 support; the MKR‑to‑SKY conversion deadline could lift demand to $0.0838, but failure to hold could push it to $0.0693. Tezos (XTZ) sits at $0.766 after missing a $0.779 support level, but a Golden Cross and the September 19 Seoul protocol upgrade may drive the token past $0.779 toward $0.818, whereas weak sentiment could pull it back to $0.737. Overall, each altcoin’s short‑term upside depends on key resistance levels and forthcoming catalysts.

Arthur Breitman, co‑founder of Tezos, is steering the layer‑one network toward the real‑world asset (RWA) arena by launching uranium.io, the first platform to tokenise physical uranium for on‑chain ownership. The move comes after Tezos’ earlier pivot from being an “Ethereum killer” to focusing on decentralised governance, a reputation it hopes will attract investors in a hedging commodity that many see as key to future nuclear energy and energy security. Breitman explains that the platform’s strength lies in its on‑chain, self‑amending design that keeps the network fully decentralised while enabling large‑scale roll‑ups such as the upcoming Tezos X, which promises support for JavaScript and Python developers. He remains cautious but optimistic, noting that successful adoption of tokenised uranium could trigger a Tezos comeback, while a failure would simply prompt the network to evolve again. The project has already drawn attention from Token2049 attendees, highlighting the industry’s growing appetite for tangible, tokenised assets.