Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.

Exaion, backed by EDF Group, joins Etherlink as a validator, signaling broader institutional interest in Tezos and enhancing network stability.

Exaion, a subsidiary of French electric utility giant EDF Group, is now a validator of Etherlink, the Tezos-powered layer 2 blockchain.

Stables, the Tezos-based fantasy horse racing game, is making its debut in the North American market through a partnership with Equibase, the official supplier of horse racing statistics in the US and Canada. The move marks a significant expansion for the French startup, allowing players to engage with real-life racehorses in a blockchain-powered virtual setting.

Tezos introduces the Trailblazers program, inviting builders, creators, and changemakers to contribute to the ecosystem's growth through various impactful missions.

The layer-1 blockchain MultiversX (EGLD) continues to lead the digital asset gaming sector in the realm of development activity, according to the crypto analytics firm Santiment. Santiment notes on the social media platform X that MultiversX, formerly known as Elrond, registered 212.17 notable GitHub events in the past 30 days.

The company is on a mission to revolutionize blockchain gaming with a sustainable rewards model that benefits loyal players. This fresh funding will fuel the development of innovative Web3 games, starting with Sugar Match, set to launch this summer on Tezos Layer-2, Etherlink.

Skurpy, a new social media hub and NFT marketplace, is set to launch on March 13th, integrating Tezos blockchain technology to offer innovative features for creators and users.

Etherlink has deployed its third protocol upgrade, Calypso, on mainnet to bring a massive performance boost to the Tezos layer 2 network.

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance again captured noteworthy market attention with its latest update on 6 tokens this Tuesday. Notably, the exchange revealed that it is updating the leverage and margin tiers for RARE, AXS, ZEN, XTZ, SAGA, and CATI.

An AI hackathon newsletter's footer has revealed what could be the long-awaited United States office for the MultiversX Foundation. MultiversX (EGLD) is “the most technically advanced blockchain today,” although unknown in the U.S. market due to geopolitical barriers.

Tezos has experienced big price dips but investors are still optimistic in this blockchain network's native token. Will it survive and recover its price in the future, let's find out.

Animoca Brands, a leading branding and investment firm in digital property, is joining the MultiversX ecosystem as a contributor. The move has been well-received by the market, pushing MultiversX's core token EGLD upwards, despite an overall bearish crypto market.

Tezos' Etherlink unveils Calypso, its third protocol upgrade proposal, promising significant performance improvements and seamless governance integration.

TL;DR Etherlink, a Layer 2 blockchain built on the Tezos network, has officially transitioned from its beta phase to the mainnet. This milestone marks a significant step forward for the platform, which aims to enhance the scalability and efficiency of dApps on Tezos.

Tezos (XTZ) has steadily emerged as a significant player in the cryptocurrency space, known for its energy-efficient blockchain and scalability. Despite facing hurdles early in its journey, the network has made substantial progress and has quickly gained traction within the crypto community.

Story Highlights The live price of the Tezos token is The XTZ price could soar as high as $2.65 in 2025. Tezos price, with a potential surge, could hit $9.36 by 2030. Tezos road to stardom was not an easy one, given the challenges, the coin has fast gained ground.

Tezos (XTZ) emerged in 2018 as a promising blockchain platform focused on decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. Initially, Tezos gained traction for its energy-efficient proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus model, which contrasted sharply with the more power-intensive proof-of-work (PoW) systems.

A small city in Romania called Sibiu could “soon” adopt cryptocurrency, according to a casual interaction on X this morning. In particular, the Romanian city could be eyeing to “fully adopt” MultiversX (EGLD), a blockchain developed by a Romania-based team.

"We are thrilled to take this next step with the support of our investors," Fraktion's CEO said.

Etherlink's adoption surged with Web3 gaming and DeFi projects, driving NFT growth, while Tezos' Layer 1 activity declined by 5%.

In Q4 2024, Tezos's Etherlink, the EVM-compatible Layer 2 solution, saw its contract deployments surge by 184%.

Tezos (XTZ) has been a prominent player in the crypto space since its inception in 2018. Known for its focus on smart contracts, decentralized applications (dApps), and an eco-friendly proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, Tezos has steadily garnered attention.

Tezos (XTZ) has established itself as a significant player in the cryptocurrency space, primarily due to its innovative proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. The platform supports decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts, making it a strong contender in the blockchain market.

Tezos has activated the Quebec upgrade, introducing faster block times, improved staking, and refined economic mechanisms, strengthening its blockchain performance and decentralization.

Tezos has successfully implemented its 17th protocol upgrade, Quebec, marking another milestone in the blockchain's evolution. The upgrade introduces faster transaction speeds, improved staking mechanics, and refinements to token issuance, all aimed at enhancing the blockchain's functionality and sustainability.

Investors today are buying cryptocurrencies that hold strong, as this is a major step towards owning digital assets and gaining financial freedom. This was the picture PYTH and TEZOS painted, holding firm in the cryptocurrency market until recently when their prices started dipping.

The Tezos community is called to activate the Data Availability Layer, a pivotal technology for scaling rollups, promising a 20x to 4000x improvement in transaction bandwidth.

Have you been thinking about how to make the most of the cryptocurrency market in the long run? While short-term gains might look tempting, building wealth through cryptocurrencies is all about picking projects with solid foundations and potential to grow steadily over time.

Last week, the MultiversX Foundation announced the launch of the Growth Games, with $1.5 million in grants for crypto developers building on top of the MultiversX (EGLD). From artificial intelligence (AI) to decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure and education, developers can apply for a promising 2025.

Tezos (XTZ) is an innovative blockchain network known for its energy-efficient consensus mechanism and scalability. As of now, Tezos is trading at approximately $1.34, and its price trajectory in the coming years has become a topic of growing interest among crypto enthusiasts and investors.

The MultiversX Foundation has recently announced Growth Games, a revolutionary program that aims to redefine the technological landscape. With an annual allocation of 1.5 million dollars, this initiative aims to stimulate innovation, collaboration, and growth in strategic sectors such as blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and education.

Most cryptocurrencies have retraced to support levels after an impressive rally in early December, creating potential buying opportunities for investors. Among dozens of promising projects, three prominent analysts are “keeping an eye” on MultiversX (EGLD) charts this week.

MultiversX (EGLD), formerly known as Elrond, is rapidly solidifying its position as one of the most technologically advanced blockchain platforms.

A new decentralized marketplace for uranium trading, powered by Tezos, has launched, revolutionizing access to uranium investments through blockchain technology.

Tezos aims to democratize the uranium trade, traditionally dominated by institutional investors, through Uranium.io. The post Tezos Aims to Democratize Uranium Trading with Blockchain-Based Uranium.io Platform appeared first on Cryptonews.

Uranium.io will operate as a dApp on Tezos based L2 blockchain Etherelink.

Uranium.io disrupts the market by tokenizing physical uranium and using blockchain technology, making uranium trading accessible to smaller-scale investors previously excluded by high minimum lot sizes.

Uranium.io, a decentralized application (dApp) on Tezos (XTZ), is now live, as reported to Finbold on Tuesday, December 3.

AI applications and data centers are creating a growing demand for uranium, which is now available for retail investors for the first time.

Coinbase Institutional announced it is adding five new cryptocurrencies to the Coinbase 50 Index (COIN50), suggesting these are promising investments. The index counts with a “robust methodology” to diversify with a “rigorous fundamental and eligibility screening,” as Coinbase describes it.

Cardano (ADA) and MultiversX (EGLD) communities and investors are looking forward to a potential collaboration hinted at by their leadership. On November 30, IOHK CEO Charles Hoskinson and MultiversX Foundation CEO Beniamin Mincu agreed upon a goodwill meeting this week.

Today's cryptocurrency market fueled global investor speculation as Bitcoin and major altcoins showed declining price movements. XRP climbed 6% among the top 10 coins, while Shiba Inu and Tezos posted impressive gains of 13% and 20%, respectively.

Tezos could soar by 40% to reach the $2.10 level if it closes a daily candle above $1.50.

The Permanent Electoral Authority in Romania (ROAP—Romania Autoritatea Electorală Permanentă) is using blockchain technology to count and validate presidential electoral votes on November 24.

Tezos hosted a creative coding workshop at Trilitech London, showcasing generative art's potential in the Web3 space, fostering innovation and collaboration among artists and developers.

The Chinese giant Alibaba Cloud announced a partnership with MultiversX (EGLD), while Alibaba (NYSE: BABA) published Q3 2024 earnings results. This partnership starts as EGLD strongly enters the Asian market with an UpBit listing and notable mentions in the media.

Tezos users can now make purchases at Visa and Mastercard terminals worldwide with Oobit's Tap & Pay feature, enhancing cryptocurrency's role in mainstream finance.