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🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #328 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Tezos Ecosystem Takes on TOKEN2049 Singapore – It's been a busy week in Singapore! Arthur Breitman joined industry leaders for discussions on post-quantum security, institutional adoption, and real-world asset tokenization, while TZ APAC's Tezos Cat Lounge brought builders and community members together for a packed afternoon of networking, coffee, and cats. ➡️ Want to Try Quantumnet? Here's How – After weeks of exploring Tezos' post-quantum future, developers and bakers can now get hands-on with a new Quantumnet tutorial. The walkthrough covers running a node, generating quantum-resistant tz5 and tz6 keys, registering as a baker, and participating in the experimental ZODA Data Availability Layer. ➡️ Welcome to TezCity – Tezos collector Ida Belle has introduced TezCity, a new social platform designed to bring artists and collectors closer together. With Patreon-style memberships, exclusive posts, tips in tez, and collection badges, the platform gives communities new ways to support their favourite artists. Smolskulls and Tezzardz holders can already join! ➡️ Tuesday | TezDay Celebrates Episode #200 – Tezos Commons welcomed Yann Régis-Gianas and Zaynah Dargaye from Nomadic Labs for a fascinating conversation about preparing Tezos for quantum computing. From upgrading cryptography without disrupting existing accounts to AI-driven security research, the episode explores some of the toughest engineering questions facing the network. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #327 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Tezos Heads to TOKEN2049 Singapore – After several weeks exploring Quantumnet, the post-quantum conversation is heading to a much bigger stage. Arthur Breitman will join StarkWare’s Eli Ben-Sasson, Project Eleven’s Alex Pruden, and Ren CF on October 7 to discuss whether quantum computing poses an existential threat to crypto and how decentralized networks can actually prepare. ➡️ The Quantum Insider Takes a Look at Quantumnet – Quantumnet is also reaching beyond the usual Tezos circles, with The Quantum Insider covering the experimental testnet and its approach to post-quantum consensus, data availability, and baking rights. It’s an interesting outside look at the work we’ve been following closely over the past few editions. ➡️ Five Editions Later: The Story of RGBMTL – What began as an artist-led initiative supported by Tezos Commons has now reached its fifth edition and, for the first time, joined forces with Montréal’s MUTEK. We look back at how RGBMTL grew while keeping artists at the center of its curatorial model. ➡️ Metals.io Looks Back at 2026 – From uranium and strategic metals to cobalt, nickel, exchange listings, and institutional custody, metals.io has pulled together a year’s worth of developments into one retrospective on how access to physical commodities is changing. ➡️ Singapore Has a Few More Tezos Stops – Arthur will also join Merkle Science Meet Singapore for a conversation about compliance and tokenized real-world assets, while TZ APAC’s Tezos Cat Lounge offers a rather different TOKEN2049 experience, complete with co-working, community, and yes, cats. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #326 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Tezos Quantumnet Is Here – Last week’s post-quantum DAL shownet was only one piece of a much bigger experiment. Quantumnet brings several proposed post-quantum components together in one testnet, including tz5 accounts, new approaches to baking rights and consensus, and the ZODA data availability protocol. Pasted text ➡️ What’s Actually Being Tested? – Quantumnet replaces several cryptographic systems used by Tezos today, including BLS signatures, the VDF used in baking rights, and the DAL’s KZG commitments. It’s still an engineering playground rather than something headed straight for Mainnet, giving developers a place to test how these pieces behave together and what still needs work. Pasted text ➡️ Baking Bad Teases xtzkt – The team behind TzKT is working on a new explorer designed to bring Tezos L1, Tezos X, Michelson, and EVM activity into one place. Details are still limited for now, but as activity increasingly moves across different environments, xtzkt could offer a much easier way to follow it all. Pasted text ➡️ Arthur Heads to Singapore – Arthur Breitman will speak at Merkle Science Meet Singapore on October 6, joining a panel focused on the compliance questions institutions face as real-world assets move onchain, from investor verification and secondary-market monitoring to operating across jurisdictions. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #325 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Tezos Post-Quantum Work Moves to a Live Shownet – A ZODA post-quantum-resilient DAL shownet is now live, giving developers a working environment they can inspect, monitor, and even join. Two weeks after we explored why Tezos is preparing for a post-quantum future, part of that work has moved from an idea on the page to running experimental infrastructure. ➡️ Anchorage Digital Adds Etherlink Support – Anchorage Digital Bank now supports Etherlink, giving institutional clients a federally regulated custody option for assets including xU3O8, WXTZ, stXTZ, USDT, USDC, USDSM, and WETH. It fills in an important piece of infrastructure as tokenized real-world assets on Etherlink reach larger markets. ➡️ Kento Crosses $150K in Pledges – The Kickstarter counter keeps climbing. Kento Season 01 has now passed $150,000 from more than 660 backers, another milestone for the physical art card collection we’ve been following from its earliest previews through launch. ➡️ Responsive Signals Opens Next Tuesday – After weeks on our calendar, Responsive Signals finally arrives at the Museum of the Moving Image on September 22. Jonas Lund, Yoshi Sodeoka, Nick Fox-Gieg, and Kat Zhang come together for an evening spanning interactive work, early networked graphics, machine memory, and Tezos-connected art 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #324 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Kento Crosses $140K on Kickstarter – Just over a week after Season 01 launched, Kento has already passed $140,000 in pledges. Its first season brings together 110 collectible cards from 40 artists, taking digital artwork off the screen and giving collectors another way to discover, hold, trade, and display it. ➡️ 50 States, 50 Artists Turns to Tezos – Fondazione Aversano is building a $50,000 collection featuring one artist from every U.S. state, and Justin Aversano put out a dedicated call for Tezos artists to take part. Rhode Island is already claimed, leaving 49 states and 49 artists still to discover before submissions close September 23. ➡️ Community Spotlight: Tezto – FromFriends has built a simple tool for turning onchain Tezos artwork into polished, ready-to-share social posts. Pick the artwork, adjust the presentation, add a caption, and Tezto handles the rest. ➡️ Responsive Signals Is Almost Here – After a few editions on our calendar, the wait is nearly over. Jonas Lund, Yoshi Sodeoka, Nick Fox-Gieg, and Kat Zhang will come together at MoMI during Armory Week for an evening spanning early networked graphics, interactive work, machine memory, and Tezos-connected art. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 Hot out of the Oven: The Baking Sheet – Issue #323 This Week in the Tezos Ecosystem: ➡️ Tezos Turns 12 and Looks Toward a Post-Quantum Future – The Tezos white paper was published on September 2, 2014, with evolution built into the network from the beginning. Twelve years later, that idea is being put to work again as a fully post-quantum Tezos previewnet prepares to open publicly this September. ➡️ Why Post-Quantum, Why Now? – Arthur Breitman breaks down why Tezos core developers are preparing for quantum computing today, from tz5 accounts and ML-DSA-44 to post-quantum approaches for consensus, the DAL, randomness, and confidential transactions. The upcoming previewnet will give bakers and developers their first chance to start testing those ideas together. ➡️ Kento Season 01 Is Live – Kento by Objkt has officially launched on Kickstarter, bringing digital art into the physical world with 110 collectible cards from 40 artists. It’s the next big step for something we’ve been watching come together over several editions of the Baking Sheet. ➡️ Community Spotlight: Better Call Dev – This week we’re highlighting Baking Bad’s longtime Tezos tool for exploring and interacting with smart contracts. Better Call Dev lets users inspect contract code, storage, entrypoints, activity, and more from one interface. ➡️ Responsive Signals Comes to MoMI – September is here, which means Responsive Signals is almost upon us. Jonas Lund, Yoshi Sodeoka, Nick Fox-Gieg, and Kat Zhang will come together at the Museum of the Moving Image during Armory Week for talks, demonstrations, and interactive works exploring different eras of digital and networked art. 👉 Read the full newsletter | Subscribe

🔥 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