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March 2026 Spotlight Of Art Found On Tezos

There was a moment where I caught myself unintentionally gatekeeping the very thing I created to expand the spotlight on Tezos art.

In trying to keep the ‘ART’icle of the Month series aligned with community engagement, I allowed a simple lack of nominations to quietly stall out. The intention was fairness. The result was absence.

That realization reframed the entire premise. People are busy. They are building, creating, navigating life, and in many cases simply trying to stay afloat. Expecting consistent nominations as a prerequisite for highlighting meaningful work introduced friction where there should have been flexibility. The absence of nominations was never a reflection of the absence of great art on Tezos.

This month, I am shifting the approach. The spotlight no longer waits. When necessary it will simply follow my personal art discovery. What follows is a collection of pieces I have come across while actively collecting on Tezos. Art that stood out for a different reason, whether through composition, concept, or the feeling it left behind after my first encounter. I’ll focus on the art itself, while making sure the artists are properly credited.

These are a few of the recent pieces I have collected in my personal pursuits to discover and support fellow artists on Tezos. I do not have any of these artworks listed on secondary and do not intend to sell them for profit. These spotlights should not be interpreted as financial advice.

“Tunisian Atmosphere” by CappeSandro “Tunisian Atmosphere” by CappeSandro

A cat resting on a guitar is already enough to catch my attention, and anyone who knows me will understand why. Still, what makes this photograph resonate with me goes far beyond the obvious. The composition carries a quiet weight to it, the kind that invites you to linger a little and imagine a lot.

Captured in Sidi Bou Said, the image opens a window into Tunisia. Before encountering this piece, I could not have pointed to it on a map. Now it feels unforgettable. There is a visual language here that echoes the coastal tones of Greece, yet it exists firmly within North Africa, carrying its own distinct identity and atmosphere.

The painted guitar introduces a subtle tension. It almost feels misplaced at first glance, as if it wandered into the scene from another story. Yet the cat, completely at ease, has claimed the instrument. Turning something unusual into something comfortable. In other words, the cat sits so it fits.

Then there is the open doorway in the background. It suggests a narrative just out of reach. You begin to ask questions without expecting answers. Is that where the cat disappears to when the street quiets down? Does the guitar belong to whoever’s within?

This photo makes me want to travel and experience this place firsthand. Something that comes naturally to the artist, a travelling photographer. Discover more from CappeSandro at his linktree, here.

“Tuesday Afternoon” by Wessel “Tuesday Afternoon” by Wessel

Part of The Relax Fish Project, “Tuesday Afternoon” immediately stood out, but then drew me further in through rhythm, repetition, and a kind of visual calm that reveals itself the longer you sit with it.

There is a clear nod to the power of three woven throughout the composition. Three flowers rooted in the ground. Three fish bowls are oddly in a field with three fish floating within them. Far from a natural habitat, yet feeling strangely at home.

Just beyond that symmetry, a fourth subject breaks the formation, a single fish rocketing upward into space. The composition has varying motion without chaos, the rocket fish like a thought that briefly escapes before settling back into a calm foreground composition.

Framed within what appears to be an old-school box TV, there is a tactile nostalgia added. Reminding me of those old displays that would hum faintly and crackle with static if you reached out to touch them.

The Relaxed Fish project has a standalone website to explore, here, and you can discover more collections and art by Wessel, here.

“Building With Picasso’s Earring” by Biglis “Building With Picasso’s Earring” by Biglis

This artwork brings together several styles I am naturally drawn to, landing somewhere between digital collage and living composition. It feels layered in a way that only digital workflows can fully support, where each element is placed with intention, with just enough motion to shift the entire piece from static to alive.

The familiar presence of Girl with a Pearl Earring is reimagined into something more surreal, taking on a Spider-Woman form. What was once a symbol of quiet stillness becomes active and current. The web is represented as a figure reshaped through a cubist lens, dangling like an ornament yet embedded into the architecture.

Below, the city is static with suggested motion, introducing impressionist influence to the mix. There is a clear contrast between the living, breathing urban space and the elevated surrealism above it.

I can feel the dialogue between classical, experimental, abstract, and contemporary here. No one element overpowers the others. Resulting in a fusion of art history and innovative risk that pays off. Intentional and unique, like many of the other artworks you can discover by Biglis, here.

Until Next Month’s ‘ART’icle

To close this month’s spotlight, I want to leave the focus on the art itself while gently reminding the community that nominations for the next #tezARTicle are still open. Every submission matters and can help highlight an artist who deserves to be seen, even a single comment can make a difference.

The pieces featured here show why I keep coming back to collect and explore on Tezos. Every artist is telling a story that sparks curiosity, and shows what is possible through creating and sharing digitally. Collected for the joy of discovery, art appreciation, and supporting fellow artists.

Thank you for reading. Keep exploring art on Tezos, keep nominating, and stay tuned for more spotlights soon.

The ‘Art’icle of The Month was originally published in Tezos Commons on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

TezDev week is starting to come into focus.

With the full agenda now out, you can begin to see how everything is lining up in Cannes. The conversations, the people, the ideas that have been building over the past few months are all about to come together in one place. At the same time, the broader landscape around Tezos is shifting in its own way, with new clarity beginning to emerge in how the network is being viewed and discussed at a regulatory level.

And alongside that, the policy layer is stepping further into the spotlight, with Tezos contributors helping shape conversations around how decentralized assets and staking fit into evolving frameworks like MiCA.

This week’s edition moves across those layers. From a moment that touches on one of the longest-running questions in the space, to the agenda that will shape TezDev itself, and the discussions happening just next door at EthCC.

Tezos Referenced in U.S. SEC Digital Commodities Framework

For years, one question has quietly followed Tezos and much of the broader crypto space: how exactly should these networks be classified?

That question has shaped conversations across regulators, builders, and institutions. It has influenced how products are designed, how participation is structured, and how entire ecosystems are understood from the outside looking in.

This week, there’s a meaningful signal in that ongoing discussion.

In a recent release from the U.S. SEC, Tezos (XTZ) was explicitly referenced among examples of what are being described as “digital commodities.” The definition leans heavily on functionality. Networks that are already operating, where value comes from usage, participation, and supply and demand within the system itself. Not from promises. Not from future earnings tied to a company. But from the system as it exists today.

Tezos appearing in that list places it clearly within that conversation.

It reflects a view of Tezos as a network that stands on its own mechanics. A chain where validation, governance, and evolution are driven by participants rather than centralized control. A system that has continued to upgrade itself, cycle after cycle, without relying on a single coordinating entity to push it forward.

For a long time, the line between what is considered a security and what is considered a commodity has been one of the biggest open questions in the space. This doesn’t close that conversation entirely, but it does show where thinking is starting to land, at least in part, and it’s happening alongside similar discussions elsewhere.

At EthCC in Cannes, that same question takes a different form through a policy roundtable focused on how liquid staking and decentralized assets should be classified under MiCA. Contributors from across the Tezos ecosystem are helping bring those conversations into the room, alongside policymakers and industry participants working through Europe’s evolving framework.

Two different regions. Two different regulatory approaches. But both are circling the same core idea.

How do you define networks that don’t behave like traditional financial instruments?

This week, Tezos finds itself directly inside that answer. With that being said, if you would like to attend the policy discussion at EthCC, register here.

This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem

TezDev 2026 Agenda Goes Live

After weeks of hints and early announcements, the full picture for TezDev 2026 is finally here.

The agenda is now live, and it gives a clear sense of how the day in Cannes will unfold. From the first session to the final panel, it’s turning out to be one of the most packed and wide-ranging TezDev programs to date.

The day opens with a quick welcome before moving straight into what’s being built right now. Early sessions focus on core infrastructure, from native atomic composability to staking design and how canonical LSTs are being approached within the ecosystem. These aren’t abstract ideas, they’re the building blocks that developers and teams are actively working with today.

From there, the conversation shifts into real-time performance. A fireside chat on Etherlink’s instant confirmations digs into what low-latency execution actually looks like in practice, and what it unlocks for DeFi and beyond.

Midway through the day, the focus broadens.

Panels on intents, RFQs, and bridging explore how liquidity and user experience are evolving, followed by a deeper look at agentic development and how applications may be designed moving forward. Then comes a moment many will be waiting for, Arthur Breitman’s keynote, stepping back to look at where Tezos is heading next and what the current wave of infrastructure enables from here.

The second half of the agenda leans into use cases.

Tokenized metals, commodities trading, and new financial primitives take center stage, connecting onchain systems with real-world markets. It’s a continuation of a theme that’s been building over time, bringing more tangible assets and activity into the ecosystem.

Later panels expand that lens even further. Discussions around yield, new earning models, and the next phase of crypto-native applications sit alongside a dedicated focus on art and digital creativity, a space where Tezos has continued to carve out its own identity.

And once the sessions wrap, the day doesn’t end there. Art After Dark closes things out with a 360° immersive experience, bringing together the creative side of the ecosystem in a different format.

​You'll also be able to participate in TezQuest, a series of challenges that will have you meet projects, experience apps, and more. Participants will compete for prizes from a pool worth up to $7,000!

Taken together, the agenda reads less like a list of talks and more like a snapshot of where things stand right now. Infrastructure, applications, markets, and culture all moving at once, each with its own track, but all part of the same story unfolding in Cannes.

Tezos Events

Tez/Dev 2026: Less than 2 Weeks Away!

Tez/Dev is officially back, and this is the kind of date worth circling early.

Monday, March 30, 2026, the Tezos ecosystem heads back to Cannes for the next edition of Tez/Dev, once again hosted at the Hôtel Martinez on the Croisette. Registration is live now, with the full agenda and experience details still to come.

This is one of those anchor moments in the year where everything feels more connected. You can follow updates online all month long, but Tez/Dev is where the conversations tend to tighten up. Builders get face time. Teams show what is actually working. People who have been moving in parallel finally end up in the same room. It is a day that usually leaves you with new context, new contacts, and a clearer sense of what is getting traction across the ecosystem.

What we know so far is the shape of the day, even if the schedule is still being built:

Dev updates and panel deep-dives

Hands-on time with apps and teams

A chance to compete for prizes

An immersive art party to close the night

A quick practical note for anyone planning ahead: registration on Luma is required for approval, and it says you will be asked to verify token ownership with your wallet as part of the process.

If you are already mapping out EthCC week in Cannes (March 30 to April 2), Tez/Dev sits right at the start of the week, which makes it a strong first touchpoint for meeting people and setting the tone for everything that follows.

Event basics

Date: Monday, March 30, 2026

Venue: Hôtel Martinez, 73 Bd de la Croisette, 06400 Cannes, France

Registration: https://luma.com/tezdev-2026

If you are planning to attend, getting your request in early is the move as the program reveal will drop soon.

🔴 Now Streaming: The 5.5 Million Tez Decision Explained

This week on TezTalks Radio, we’re joined by Mat Cybula, CEO of TenX Protocols, following the announcement of a strategic staking partnership with the Tezos Foundation.

In January, TenX acquired approximately 5.5 million tez. But beyond the headline, this conversation focuses on something more important: how that decision was made, and what it actually means in practice.

🔍 In this episode, we explore:

How the internal decision to acquire tez came together

The biggest concerns raised before committing capital

What made Tezos a “yes” for TenX

What a “strategic staking partnership” actually involves

What TenX is running today and how to verify it

What delegators should expect in terms of fees, payouts, and reporting

How validator performance and transparency will be communicated

What due diligence from the Tezos Foundation looks like behind the scenes

How TenX approaches security, key management, and failure scenarios

The balance between yield optimization and operational safety

How TenX thinks about decentralization and stake concentration

Why Tezos governance and upgrade reliability stood out

How TenX plans to approach on-chain voting

Whether TenX plans to contribute beyond validation

Throughout the conversation, Mat keeps coming back to a simple idea: running infrastructure is about responsibility, not just returns.

Now streaming on YouTube.

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Paziņojam CRP uzvarētājus februārī 2026!

Sveiki, Tezos kopiena,

Mēs ar prieku paziņojam “Kopienas balvu programmas” CRP uzvarētājus februārī 2026!

Lai iegūtu sīkāku informāciju par dažādām kategorijām, lūdzu, skatiet balvu lapu Tezos Commons vietnē.

Kopienas balvu programma ir Tezos Commons Foundation iniciatīva, kas vērsta uz pieņemšanas veicināšanu un atbalstu Tezos ekosistēmai. Katru mēnesi tiek sadalīti tez balvas indivīdiem un komandām, kas izceļas ar nopelniem un darbojas Tezos ekosistēmas interesēs kopumā. Šajā kārtā kopā ir piešķirti 9 500 tez.

Forums, kurā tiek apspriesti Tezos uzlabojumi, idejas tiek debatētas, un kopiena palīdz veidot tīklu.

Viena lieta, kas Tezos ekosistēmā noteikti nepietrūkst, ir saruna.

Idejas, jautājumi, atjauninājumi un debates parādās katru dienu visā Telegram grupās, Discord serveros, X pavedienos un izstrādātāju sarunās. Tas ir dzīvas ekosistēmas rādītājs, kurā cilvēki aktīvi domā par tīkla nākotni.

Bet, kad diskusijas ir izkliedētas tik daudzās vietās, kaut kas svarīgs var notikt, labas idejas un punkti tiek apglabāti un paliek neredzami.

Šīs nedēļas izdevums The Baking Sheet apvieno trīs ļoti atšķirīgas Tezos ekosistēmas malas.

Liels vārds no spēļu pasaules ir pievienojies Tezos, vadot validācijas mezglu un nodrošinot tīklu. Visā kopienā sagatavošanās TezDev iegūst momentum, ar jauniem interaktīviem piedzīvojumiem, kas plānoti dalībniekiem pasākuma grīdā Kannās.

Konferences cikls arī rīkos dziļāku tehnisku sarunu. Artūrs Breitmans plāno runāt EthCC par jautājumu, kas lēnām pārvietojas no teorijas uz plānošanu: kā blokķēdes gatavojas nākotnei, ko veidos kvantu skaitļošana.

The Expansion of The World Wide Web

I still remember the AOL floppy disk arriving in the mail. I remember hearing my first “You’ve got mail” notification. It felt like receiving a letter, except now that feeling could happen anytime, right there on a screen. Everything was new, and because of that novelty, everything seemed to matter.

It’s easy to forget what we actually got online to do in those early days. It wasn’t about building a following, streaming endless media, or filling shopping carts. In the beginning, the internet existed primarily to spread knowledge and connect people. Much of the work behind the scenes came from small groups of enthusiasts experimenting in garages and home offices, quietly building the foundations of what the web would become.

For the average user, logging on felt meaningful. Interaction had not yet been reduced to likes, reposts, and engagement metrics. We signed on, hoping to discover something unexpected. Discovery was the point, and connection was the reward.

As the web expanded, music downloads, early social media platforms, and video streaming opened new ways to share culture online. Much of this happened before large-scale monetization arrived, and for many people, it felt like a renaissance for art, stories, and creativity. No algorithms were deciding what you should see, and no platforms were studying your behavior to maximize engagement. People simply found each other through curiosity and shared interests.

Few people at the time could clearly see where all of this would eventually lead.

The Timeline So Far

Once commerce entered the picture, the internet’s evolution accelerated rapidly. Businesses realized that the web could facilitate buying and selling on a global scale, and digital payments soon followed as supporting infrastructure.

Platforms such as eBay, Amazon, and PayPal proved that entire markets could exist online. Soon, every company needed a website, and internet traffic exploded alongside the demand for domain space and hosting.

Financial institutions quickly recognized the opportunity. Credit card companies promoted online spending, making it possible to borrow money and purchase almost anything within seconds. Convenience increased dramatically, but so did consumer debt and the commercial influence woven throughout online platforms.

Attention gradually became a measurable asset. Platforms learned to track engagement, optimize feeds, and monetize user behavior. What once felt like an open cultural exchange slowly evolved into a system designed to extract economic value from human interaction.

Despite all the technological progress on the surface, the financial architecture underneath the web barely changed. Banks still sat at the center of the system. Governments still controlled currency. Payment processors continued acting as intermediaries between individuals and their money.

In many ways, we digitized the interface of finance without redesigning the system itself.

Convenience gradually concentrated power. Data became centralized within large platforms, and a relatively small number of corporations began deciding who gets seen, who gets paid, and who gets access. People built audiences on infrastructure they didn’t actually own, while privacy slowly eroded through long chains of user agreements.

For a while, this arrangement appeared to work well enough. Markets expanded, businesses grew, and transactions cleared reliably. When systems appear to trend upward, few people stop to question their underlying structure.

Eventually, the weaknesses begin to show.

Financial crises expose fragile foundations. Inflation quietly erodes savings. Accounts can freeze without warning, and access to financial networks often depends on institutions whose incentives do not always align with those of their users.

None of this emerged from a single decision. The system simply scaled faster than our ability to question it.

Over time, the feeling many of us associated with the early internet began to fade. We had built a borderless communication network while leaving its economic core tied to systems designed to centralize control.

What Was Missing

One question sits at the center of the next phase of the internet.

If information can move freely across a global network without permission, why can’t value?

The web created a universal communication system, but never developed a native way to own or transfer value within it. Financial activity still relied on intermediaries, balances still depended on institutional trust, and agreements still required external enforcement.

Blockchain technology emerged in response to that gap.

At the heart of the idea is a decentralized ledger, a shared record that no single entity controls, but anyone can verify. Instead of trusting institutions operating behind closed doors, the rules governing the system exist in transparent code validated across a distributed network.

This structure introduces something fundamentally new to the digital environment. Value can move peer-to-peer across the internet without requiring approval from centralized thirdparties. Ownership can exist natively online, and agreements can be executed automatically through programmable smart contracts.

Some people call this Web3. Others debate whether the term is useful at all. The label matters less than the transition taking place.

The internet is gradually shifting from systems controlled by platforms toward systems coordinated by participants. Instead of environments where a handful of companies capture most of the value, new networks allow users themselves to hold a stake.

The shift is subtle but significant. It moves the internet from rented ground toward shared digital infrastructure.

Interoperability

The future internet will not belong to a single group, platform, or blockchain.

Different networks are being built with different priorities. Some emphasize security, others speed, privacy, or programmability. Each contributes something distinct to the emerging architecture.

The real challenge is not deciding which blockchain wins. It is building infrastructure that allows these systems to communicate and cooperate.

Interoperability is essential because no single design can solve every problem. A network with a fixed monetary supply might function as a powerful store of value but could also concentrate wealth over time. Complementary systems with adaptable governance allow protocols to evolve without fragmenting into competing versions.

Smart contracts must be secure and verifiable because financial infrastructure cannot rely on guesswork. Bridges between ecosystems, shared standards, and interoperable execution environments are all part of the connective tissue required for a decentralized internet.

These ideas are already taking shape in networks like Tezos. Designed with self-amending governance, the protocol can evolve through on-chain upgrades without disruptive splits. It also adopted Proof of Stake early, prioritizing sustainability and long-term participation.

Smart contracts on Tezos are designed with formal verification in mind, reflecting the understanding that financial infrastructure demands a higher standard of reliability. The network’s evolving roadmap focuses heavily on interoperability and expanding connections between blockchain ecosystems.

The goal is not isolation between networks. The goal is cooperation.

Building With Perspective

The early web carried a sense of possibility that is difficult to recreate today. Messages arrived unexpectedly. Communities formed organically. Connecting with people across the world still felt extraordinary.

Over time, we learned what happens when open systems drift toward centralization. Convenience can slowly erode autonomy, and digitizing money without redesigning it often reproduces the same limitations.

Many communities building decentralized networks today are trying to move forward with those lessons in mind. The focus is less on hype and more on infrastructure that can endure. Systems that support persistent ownership, adaptive governance, and collaboration between networks rather than competition for dominance.

Whether the term Web3 survives its current debates may not matter much. What matters is that the transition is already underway.

A growing number of builders are logging on again with a new set of tools. Efforts are in full force with AI now accelerating development potential. Decentralized protocols and open infrastructure are forming the next layer of the internet.

What we build during this period may determine whether the next century online can rediscover a bit of the spirit that defined the early World Wide Web.

So, build for the future of the internet and everything we now know that entails. Blockchains are not stocks. They are not companies. They are networks of people attempting to rebuild the third evolution of the internet.

The Internet Is Evolving was originally published in Tezos Commons on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

Ātra pārskats par jaunākajiem notikumiem un nozīmīgajiem sasniegumiem Tezos ekosistēmā 2026. gada februārī.

Laipni lūdzam mūsu jaunākajā izdevumā, Mēnesis Pārskatā (2026. gada februāris), kur mēs sniedzam ātru pārskatu par jaunākajiem notikumiem un nozīmīgajiem sasniegumiem Tezos ekosistēmā ikmēneša ritmā.

Februāris bija uz nākotni vērsts mēnesis ekosistēmai. Agrīnie priekšskatījumi par gaidāmo U jauninājumu atvēra durvis kopienas atsauksmēm, kamēr jauni finanšu produkti, infrastruktūras rīki un kultūras iniciatīvas parādīja stabilu paplašināšanos pāri galvenajam protokolam. Tā bija sagatavošanās tam, kas nāk, un taustāms progress, kas notika paralēli.

Laipni lūdzam Tezos kopienā, vēl viena nedēļa un vēl viens Bakšanas lapas izdevums, kas piegādāts tieši jums.

Pirmkārt, ir skaidrāka aina par to, kur ekosistēma atrodas šodien. Tezos stāvokļa ziņojums par 2025. gada 4. ceturksni ir ieradies, piedāvājot tīkla mirkļa attēlu, kad tas pāriet uz jauno gadu. Tas izceļ turpināto Etherlink aktivitātes izaugsmi kopā ar plašākiem paraugiem, kas veido, kā Tezos tiek izmantots.

Tajā pašā laikā jaunas vietas, kur sekot ekosistēmai, sāk veidoties. Jauns Tezos centrs Blockster ir uzsācis darbību, sniedzot kopienai vēl vienu logu uz projektiem, sarunām un stāstiem, kas veidojas ap protokolu.

Jebkura tīkla reālā bagātība ir cilvēki

Visvērtīgākais aktīvs jebkurā tīklā neparādās diagrammā. To nevar izsekot vai samazināt līdz iesaistes metrikām. Neviens to neizgatavo caur mārketinga kampaņām vai neatver ar stimulu struktūrām. Tas klusi uzkrājas darījumu starpās. Tā ir laba griba, ko demonstrē cilvēki, kas izmanto tīklu.

Daži to varētu saukt par karmu. Šai vārdam ir reāla kultūras nozīme, un tas ir izstiepts tālu aiz tā izcelsmes, taču pamatprincipi ir pamatoti. Tas, ko jūs konsekventi ieguldāt sistēmā, bez atgriešanās garantijas, veido realitāti, kurā galu galā dzīvosiet. Šim rakstam esmu izdomājis jaunu terminu, kas aptver gan mehānismu, gan likmes blokķēdes tīklos.

Mēs piedalāmies vienā no tām nedēļām, kad Tezos jūtas klātesošs divos ļoti atšķirīgos veidos vienlaikus.

Vienā pusē kalendārā ir skaidra vieta, ap kuru pulcēties. Tez/Dev oficiāli plānots 30. martā Kannās, un jūs jau varat sajust, kā cilvēki sāk pāriet uz plānošanas režīmu, domājot par to, ko viņi vēlas palaist, ar ko viņi vēlas tikties un par kādām sarunām viņi vēlas piedalīties, kad ekosistēma pulcējas klātienē.

Un otrā pusē Tezos parādās tieši tur, kur tam vienmēr bijusi sava veida spēks: kultūrā. MoMI jaunā MoMI × Tezos Foundation 2025–2026 programma tagad ir pieejama Ņujorkā, atverot ar komisiju, ko jūs varat redzēt īstā muzeja telpā, plus bezmaksas procesu izstrāde, kas atgriež darbu kopienas rokās.

Lielā aina un kā tā tiek gleznota

Pēc tam, kad tika novēroti daudzi tirgus cikli, viens modelis turpina parādīties. Kad spekulācijas izzūd no telpas, paliek tikai sistēmas, kas veidotas ar nodomu, un kopienas, kas nekad nav bijušas šeit, balstoties tikai uz momentum. Tezos ekosistēmā TEIA.art ir viena no šīm palikušajām saknēm. Viļņi ir atkāpušies vairāk nekā jebkad, tomēr pamats turas, joprojām rezonējot ar enerģiju, kas sākās ar Hic et Nunc.

Dzimis no HEN pelniem 2022. gada sākumā, TEIA mantoja vairāk nekā kodu. Tā mantoja kopienu, kas jau bija parādījusi savas prioritātes. Nebija slavenību atbalstu un nekādu riska kapitāla atbalsta, kas mīkstinātu kritienu. Tas, kas saglabājās, bija mākslinieki, kolekcionāri un būvētāji, izvēloties kopienu pār ērtību. Šī kolektīvā izvēle, atkārtota klusi laika gaitā, ir attīstījusies kaut kas strukturāli nozīmīgs.

Mēs jau esam labi februārī, un jūtams, ka temps pieaug.

Protokola līmenī fokuss ir ilgtermiņa, jo Nomadic Labs mums sniedz elementus nākamajam protokola atjauninājumam, kas ietver kvantu gatavību un 15x palielinātu DAL joslas platumu. Tas ir tāda veida pamatdarbs, kas veido to, ko tīkls varēs apstrādāt gadu no gada.

Tai pat laikā komandas gatavojas ETHDenver. Stendu iekārtošana. Agras rīta stundas. Reālas sarunas, kas notiek tikai aci pret aci. Kad kopiena pulcējas klātienē, ir cita veida enerģija, un tā nes momentum atpakaļ ekosistēmā.

Paziņojam par CRP uzvarētājiem 2026. gada janvārī!

Sveicieni, Tezos kopienai,

Mums ir prieks paziņot par “Kopienas atlīdzības programmas” CRP uzvarētājiem 2026. gada janvārī!

Lai iegūtu vairāk informācijas par dažādām kategorijām, lūdzu, skatiet atlīdzību lapu Tezos Commons vietnē.

Kopienas atlīdzības programma ir Tezos Commons Foundation iniciatīva, kas vērsta uz adopcijas veicināšanu un Tezos ekosistēmas atbalstīšanu. Katru mēnesi līdz 5,000 tez tiek piešķirti tiem, kuri izceļas ar nopelniem un rīkojas Tezos ekosistēmas interesēs kopumā.

Saruna ar Tesserart izstrādātāju Ibonu Escaladu par Tesserart veikalplatformu un to, ko tā piedāvā Tezos māksliniekiem

Stāsts par blokķēdes spēkoto mākslu joprojām tiek rakstīts.

Kamēr šis intriģējošais jaunais medijs turpina atbrīvoties no daudz kritizētā NFT hype cikla un sekojošā NFT ziemas, jauna mākslinieku paaudze ir parādījusies, lai virzītu šī globālā digitālā mākslas kustība robežas. Nepastāvīgs tirgus un mainīgā sabiedrības attieksme ir maz ietekmējuši māksliniekus, kolekcionārus, būvētājus un kopienas, kas stāv aiz šīs aizraujošās mākslas ainas. Patiesībā šī kustība turpina uzņemt spēku.

Personīgās pārdomas par to, kāpēc Tezos joprojām ir vieta, kur es izvēlos būt

Ir jautājums, ko es dažreiz dzirdēju, īpaši grūtos tirgus periodos: Kāpēc tu joprojām esi šeit? Ne agresīvā veidā. Vairāk tādā ziņkārīgā, nedaudz nogurušā tonī, ko cilvēki izmanto, kad ir novērojuši ciklus, kas nāk un iet, un cenšas izlemt, kur viņi joprojām vēlas pavadīt savu laiku un enerģiju.

Un godīgi sakot, tas ir godīgs jautājums.

Ja esi bijis kriptovalūtās pietiekami ilgi, tu esi redzējis, kā visām narratīvām izzūd. Visa nozares, kas bija “nākotne” uz vienu gadu. Visa blokķēdes, kas šķita neapturamas, līdz pēkšņi tās vairs nebija sarunā. Tas ir tikai realitāte telpā, kas pārvietojas tik ātri. Tāpēc jā, ir jēga jautāt, kāpēc kāds šajā nozarē paliek gadiem ilgi.

Mēs tagad esam dziļi februārī, un jūs varat sajust, ka enerģija atkal palielinās.

Pēc dažām klusām nedēļām gada sākumā, lietas vienlaicīgi virzās ļoti atšķirīgās virzienos. Šonedēļ protokola izpēte raugās gados uz priekšu, jautājot, ko nozīmē sagatavot Tezos postkvantu pasaulē. Turklāt ekosistēma gatavojas ETHDenver, gatava roku spiedieniem, kafijas sanāksmēm un reālām sarunām ar kopienu aci pret aci.

Un starp tā, mēs redzam pilnīgi jaunas iniciatīvas, kas tiek uzsāktas, piemēram, podkāsts, kas fokusējas uz urānu un attālinās no diagrammām un žetoniem, lai runātu par globālo enerģētikas politiku un ilgtermiņa piegādi.

Tezos kā piemērs, kā tas ir pilnvarojis labdarības aktus

Internets ar katru gadu var šķist tumšāka vieta, bet ir mirkļi, kad tehnoloģija ļauj patiesi labiem notikumiem notikt. Laiki, kad funkcija atklāj nozīmīgu lietošanas gadījumu. Visvairāk svarīgi, ir mirkļi, kad tehnoloģija dod cilvēkiem iespēju palīdzēt cilvēkiem.

Kā kāds, kurš bieži ir ticis izmantots par to, ka ir “pārāk laipns”, gadu gaitā šī tendence ir nākusi ar cenu, bet tā arī iemācīja man būt piesardzīgam attiecībā uz sistēmām, naratīviem un telpām, kas vairāk novērtē izpildes vērtības nekā reālās. Tāpēc Tezos ekosistēma joprojām jūtas kā mājas man.

Ātrs pārskats par jaunākajiem notikumiem un nozīmīgiem sasniegumiem Tezos ekosistēmā 2026. gada janvārī.

Laipni lūdzam mūsu jaunākajā numurā, Mēnesis pievērš uzmanību (2026. gada janvāris), kur mēs sniedzam ātru pārskatu par jaunākajiem notikumiem un nozīmīgiem sasniegumiem Tezos ekosistēmā ikmēneša ritmā.

Janvāris nesa spēcīgu infrastruktūras nobriešanas sajūtu visā ekosistēmā. Mēnesis pievērsās pamatprotokola progresam, dziļākai mērogošanas pamatstruktūrai un turpinājām uzlabojumus veiktspējā un izstrādātāju vidēs. Līdztekus tam, stabila kustība visā rīku, integrācijas un pētījumu jomā signalizēja ekosistēmu, kas turpina būvēt ar ilgtermiņa skatījumu, mazāk pievēršoties trokšņiem un vairāk stiprinot pamatus, uz kuriem nākotnes izaugsme ir atkarīga.

Veselīga mākslas kopiena

Kad es biju Maiami Art Basel 2025, es biju pārņemta ar unikālu cerības sajūtu, bet tie nebija mākslas darbi galvenajā Art Basel grīdā, kas izsauca šīs emocijas. Patiesībā es pavadīju gandrīz pilnu nedēļu Maiami pirms pat kāju nolikšanas oficiālajās izstāžu telpās. Šis laiks bija piepildīts ar sarunām, iepazīšanām un negaidītiem savienojumu brīžiem. Es satiku jaunus cilvēkus tempā, kādu nebiju piedzīvojusi kopš sava pirmā gada universitātē.

Daļa no šī ceļojuma tika atspoguļota nesenā rakstā, taču vēl bija daudz no Maiami mākslas nedēļas, ko vēlējos dalīties. Viens sastapšanās, īpaši, noteica noskaņu pārējai nedēļai. Tā bija mana iepazīšanās ar DAO balstītu mākslinieku kopienu, kas uzreiz šķita pazīstama, gandrīz neizbēgama. Tas bija kā satikt cilvēkus, kurus es vienmēr biju domājusi atrast.

Tez Capital rīks, ko izstrādājuši maiznieki, maizniekiem

Sākotnēji Tezos cepšana tika izstrādāta, lai būtu atvērta un elastīga. Ikviens ar likvētajiem tez un pareizu iestatījumu var piedalīties tīkla drošības nodrošināšanā. Laika gaitā tas noveda pie skaidras atbildības sadalīšanas: Cepšanas kaudze un Parakstītājs.

Cepšanas kaudze ietver mezglu, cepšanas dēmonu un apsūdzētāju. Kopā tie uztur blokķēdes stāvokli, piedāvā blokus, ražo apliecinājumus un uzrauga nederīgu uzvedību. Šī puse vienmēr ir bijusi elastīga, darbojoties uz visu, sākot no Raspberry Pi līdz mākoņu VM un veltītajiem serveriem.