TenX Protocols Inc. (TSX-V: TNX), a blockchain infrastructure company focused on staking solutions for next-generation networks, announced that it has acquired Tezos.XTZ) tokens are offered as part of a strategic staking partnership with Tezos Foundation.
of XTZ This acquisition supports TenX’s validator operations on the Tezos network and is consistent with the company’s broader strategy of long-term engagement with the blockchain ecosystem that provides active network participation, staking-based revenue generation, and infrastructure.
In line with this strategy, TenX announced that it had earned approximately $5.54 million as of January 19, 2026. XTZ The average price of the token is approximately $0.5868 per token.
The acquisition was conducted in a combination of public market and over-the-counter transactions between January 2, 2026 and January 19, 2026, and was funded with cash from the Company’s financing round, which closed on August 18, 2025.
TenX said it selected the Tezos network based on a validator-first model that prioritizes deploying staking infrastructure on a blockchain that provides high throughput and long-term protocol stability.
Mat Cybula, CEO of TenX, said:
As part of the strategic partnership, the Tezos Foundation has indicated that it intends to delegate a portion of it, subject to customary due diligence and internal approvals. XTZ Holdings in validators operated by TenX on the Tezos network.
Such a delegation will support TenX’s validator activities and further align the company’s infrastructure operations with the long-term security, decentralization, and sustainability of the Tezos ecosystem.
“TenX understands what others are missing,” said Arthur Brightman, co-founder of Tezos. “Tezos combines time-tested governance with the scale and performance that the industry has been chasing. We are a validator that sees a long-term commitment as a natural fit.”
Tezos is known for its self-modifying architecture, which allows the network to be upgraded through on-chain governance without disruptive hard forks.
To date, Tezos has successfully completed 19 upgrades, with recent improvements increasing institutional functionality, network performance, and staking efficiency.
The network continues to see increasing adoption across DeFi, including gaming and digital art, as well as an Etherlink EVM compatible layer, supporting its position as a durable, institution-friendly layer 1 blockchain.
TenX said this XTZ Acquisitions are driven by two main objectives.
First, staking XTZ Through its unique validator infrastructure, the company is able to generate recurring revenue backed by attractive yields and a stable economic framework.
Second, by operating validators, TenX contributes to the security and decentralization of the Tezos network, aligning its infrastructure operations with the long-term development and sustainability of the protocol.
