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🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #322 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Michelson Meets EVM on Etherlink – Just one week after Ganesha activated, Arthur Breitman shared the first cross-runtime transaction between Michelson and EVM on Etherlink Mainnet. Native Atomic Composability allows applications in both environments to interact within the same shared ledger and atomic transaction, giving us our first real glimpse of this part of the Tezos X roadmap in action. ➡️ What Does It Take to Become a Tezos Baker in 2026? – Cryptonio takes a fresh look at baking and finds that getting started may be more approachable than many expect. From the 6,000 tez baking power requirement and $300–$500 mini PCs to DAL participation, monitoring tools, and testnets, the latest Spotlight article walks through what running a baker actually looks like today. ➡️ Critical Mass Heads to London – Critical Mass will be on the ground at the World Nuclear Symposium from September 9–11 as an official media partner, bringing its conversations around uranium and nuclear energy directly to one of the industry's biggest annual gatherings. ➡️ Inside the HEK x Tezos Foundation Partnership – A new Tezos Spotlight feature takes a deeper look at the year-long collaboration, from exhibitions and artist releases to education and the increasingly important challenge of preserving digital art for future generations. ➡️ Now Streaming: The Story Behind Tezzardz – Tezzardz popped back onto the timeline this week, giving us the perfect excuse to revisit a TezTalks Radio conversation with George Goodwin, better known as OMGiDRAWEDit, about the story behind those colorful lizards and the artistic journey that led to them. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #321 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Ganesha Is Live on Etherlink – After testing uncovered an issue with the original proposal, a corrected Etherlink 7.0 moved through Fast Governance and activated successfully on Mainnet. The vote also set a new Etherlink Promotion quorum record at 40.11%, bringing Michelson, native atomic composability, Octez RPC compatibility, and additional security hardening to Etherlink. ➡️ Tokenized Uranium Expands Across Europe – xU3O8 is now available to eligible Kraken users across the European Economic Area, giving more investors access to fractional ownership of physical uranium through a familiar exchange. ➡️ Tezos X-Plained Takes on Crypto Regulation – Joanna Rindell breaks down where crypto regulation actually stands in Episode 22, covering MiCA, the GENIUS Act, DeFi, and some of the bigger questions regulators and the industry are still working through. ➡️ Terms of Agreement Opens at MoMI – Jonas Lund and Yoshi Sodeoka’s latest commission is now on view at the Museum of the Moving Image, combining blockchain activity, real-world cetacean data, and simulated office workers to explore collective behavior, hierarchy, and the economics surrounding the art world. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #320 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Metals.io Lands in the Financial Times – Metals.io was featured in the Financial Times as part of a broader look at how tokenization could change access to global commodity markets. The Tezos-based platform has now recorded roughly $24M in cumulative trading and around 9,000 token holders, while tokenized uranium continues expanding across exchanges including Kraken, Gate, and KuCoin. ➡️ Hidden Gems Returns for Part VI – Cryptonio is back with five more community-built Tezos tools worth exploring. This edition features colleKT, Teztree, ELEVEN, TEZGOV, and NFTBiker’s Event Manager, bringing the Hidden Gems series to 30 different tools discovered across the ecosystem so far. ➡️ Responsive Signals Comes to MoMI This September – The Museum of the Moving Image and Art on Tezos return during Armory Week with an evening of talks, demonstrations, and interactive installations. Jonas Lund, Yoshi Sodeoka, Nick Fox-Gieg, and Kat Zhang will explore everything from networked graphics and machine memory to Tezos as a creative medium. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Etherlink Governance Works Exactly as Intended – Etherlink 7.0, codenamed Ganesha, was set to introduce the Michelson interface and native atomic composability between Michelson and EVM applications, marking a major step toward Tezos X. During further testing, however, engineers discovered a security issue. Bakers are now being asked to vote “nay” during the Promotion period beginning August 7 while a corrected kernel is prepared. Etherlink Mainnet remains safely on version 6.6, showing exactly why testing and governance exist before an upgrade reaches users. ➡️ Kento Season 01 Is Starting to Feel Real – Kento has revealed one of its first production samples ahead of its upcoming Kickstarter campaign. Season 01 turns 114 artworks from 37 digital artists into physical collectible cards centered around Web Nostalgia, complete with seven rarity levels and scratch-off seals that let collectors claim the corresponding digital artwork. With manufacturing underway, we're finally getting a look at what the finished collection will feel like in hand. ➡️ Responsive Signals Comes to MoMI This September – The Museum of the Moving Image and Art on Tezos return during Armory Week with Responsive Signals, bringing together Jonas Lund, Yoshi Sodeoka, Nick Fox-Gieg, and Kat Zhang for an evening of artist talks and interactive installations. It's the latest chapter in a partnership that continues finding new ways to explore digital art beyond the screen. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Tokenized Uranium Is Coming to Kraken – Kraken is preparing to list xU3O8, bringing Tezos-based exposure to physical uranium to one of the world’s best-known crypto platforms. The listing comes as Metals.io expands beyond uranium into gold, strategic metals, nickel and cobalt, with silver, copper and palladium also on the way. ➡️ Kento Season 01 Heads to Kickstarter – Digital art is getting a physical twist with Kento’s first collectible card season. The collection features 114 artworks from 37 digital artists, spread across seven rarity levels and centered on Web Nostalgia. Each physical card is connected to an original digital artwork that collectors can choose to reveal and claim. ➡️ TezCon 2026: The Story From Inside the Room – As promised, we’re heading back to Seattle. Tezos Commons’ Brandon Langston (Blangs), one of this year’s TezCon hosts, shares his on-the-ground account of the weekend, from performances and Voices of Iran to technical mishaps, inside jokes, and finally meeting longtime online friends face-to-face. It’s TezCon as it actually felt to be there. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🏆 Announcing the Winners of the Tezos Community Rewards Program for June! June Winners for the Tezos Community Awards Program Every month, tez rewards are distributed to individuals and teams who stand out in merit and act in the interest of the Tezos ecosystem as a whole. For this round, a total of 10,000 tez will be distributed. July Nominations are now open 📥 There are two ways to nominate: 1. it only takes 30 seconds via typeform 2. tag #TezosCRP on Twitter/Reddit/Discord/Telegram We're using Kukai's DirectAuth (Info) to send awards straight to the winners' X account on Kukai. If you have any questions about the process, please feel free to contact us.

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Two Years of Adaptive Issuance – Two years after the Paris upgrade, the numbers are in. Direct staking has grown from roughly 7% to 29% of circulating supply, more tez is now staked than delegated for the first time, and annual issuance has fallen below 3% while network participation has increased. It's an encouraging sign that Adaptive Issuance is achieving what it was designed to do: strengthening security while reducing unnecessary inflation. ➡️ Etherlink 6.6 Enters Fast Governance – Etherlink's latest kernel upgrade has entered the Fast Governance process. Version 6.6 focuses on security hardening, allowing important infrastructure improvements to move quickly while remaining under baker governance. Bakers are encouraged to review the proposal and technical details on Tezos Agora. ➡️ Critical Mass Heads to World Nuclear Symposium 2026 – The Critical Mass podcast, produced in association with uranium.io, has been announced as an official media partner for the World Nuclear Symposium 2026 in London. It's another example of a project built on Tezos establishing a presence within a major global industry while helping connect blockchain infrastructure with real-world markets. ➡️ To Be Perceived, Against Evil Continues at MoMI – If you're in New York this summer, To Be Perceived, Against Evil by Linda Dounia and Rhea Myers remains on view at the Museum of the Moving Image through August 2. The installation explores privacy, memory, and visibility through interactive Tezos smart contracts, with a free companion process mint available on objkt. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Welcome to TezCon 2026! – This weekend, the Tezos community comes together in Seattle for the third annual TezCon. Artists, musicians, developers, collectors, and community members will gather for exhibitions, live performances, interactive art, the Voices of Iran zine, TEIA showcases, and countless conversations that turn online collaborations into real-world connections. ➡️ Community Spotlight: TezGov – Governance participation just became more approachable. Built by Tez Capital, TezGov brings Tezos Layer 1 and Etherlink governance together in a single interface, allowing users to track proposals, participate in governance, and even signal voting preferences directly to their baker. It's another example of the community building tools that make on-chain governance easier to navigate. ➡️ Vaults.fyi Integrates Etherlink – Developers can now access Etherlink-native vaults through a single API thanks to Vaults.fyi's latest integration. Supporting Midas vaults including mBASIS and mTBILL, the platform makes it easier for wallets, fintech apps, portfolio trackers, and neobanks to offer tokenized yield products without building custom integrations for every vault. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Happy 8th Birthday, Tezos! – Tezos celebrated eight years since mainnet launched with a look back at the milestones that have defined its journey, from pioneering Proof of Stake and self-amendment to building one of Web3's most vibrant digital art communities and laying the foundation for Tezos X. More than two dozen major milestones and 21 protocol upgrades later, the ecosystem continues to evolve through on-chain governance and community participation. ➡️ Ushuaia Is Now Live – Tezos' 21st protocol upgrade successfully activated on June 30 without interruption, bringing a 15x increase in Data Availability Layer bandwidth, faster DAL confirmations, rollup governance improvements, and continued testing for protocol-native liquid staking, post-quantum tz5 accounts, and WASM PVM V6. Ushuaia marks another step toward the future of Tezos while continuing the network's tradition of seamless, community-driven upgrades. ➡️ TezCon Returns to Seattle – The Tezos community is preparing to gather once again for TezCon 2026 on July 11. This year's event features an exhibition of digital and physical art, live music, interactive experiences, community initiatives like Voices of Iran, an exclusive novel reading, and a Sunday Music Showcase. Now in its third year, TezCon continues to bring together artists, builders, collectors, and community members from across the ecosystem. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

👋 Hello Ushuaia! The 21st Tezos protocol upgrade is live at block #13,857,889 Major changes include: ⚡️ DAL bandwidth increase to 10 MB/s 🛠️ Dynamic DAL attestation lag 🔧 Rollup-aligned PVM upgrades Three features are included behind feature flags for community testing and evaluation (were not activated on mainnet): 💾 Faster rollup storage preparation 💧 sTEZ – enshrined liquid staking 🛡️ Quantum-resistant user keys 📄 Learn more: https://spotlight.tezos.com/ushuaia-is-live/