Good infrastructure is just the beginning
summary
Tezos moves from pure infrastructure to product with a concrete roadmap: Tezos X unified execution layer merges Etherlink and L1 Michelson interfaces, supports cross-interface calls, and targets a testnet next month and a governance vote in June 2026. Current performance claims: 60‑second blocks with ~12s consensus, 27 million gas per second (~1,300 TPS), instant confirmations ~50 ms, DAL at ~10 MB/s. Planned RISC‑V rollup migration in H2 2026 and product launches like uranium.io (tokenized commodities) and Bento wallet aim for revenue‑driven adoption.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Infrastructure performance
- 4:32Tezos X architecture
- 8:52Roadmap and timelines
- 11:14Refining development goals
- 14:21Evolving ecosystem support
- 17:18Focusing on revenue metrics
- 20:22Product engines and wallets
- 23:20Distribution and utility
- 27:20Indie builder empowerment
- 30:37Refreshed brand identity
- 32:44Q&A and closing
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