Tezos (XTZ) is experiencing a slow but steady recovery, with its price stabilizing around the $0.60 support level after a prolonged period of consolidation. Data from exchanges like Binance and Bitget indicates renewed institutional attention, driven by Tezos' robust on-chain governance and self-amending upgrade framework, which avoids disruptive hard forks. The network has continued to enhance scalability, smart contract safety, and reduce gas fees through protocol updates, though its DeFi and dApp activity lags behind competitors like Solana and Avalanche.
Analysts project a base case price range of $1.00 to $1.50 over the next 12 months, contingent on steady user growth and favorable macro conditions. A bullish scenario could push XTZ to $2.00–$2.50 by late 2026 if partnerships in real-world asset tokenization or enterprise staking materialize.
Simultaneously, Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) has captured market focus with its whitelist opening, attracting over 200,000 sign-ups in a single day. The project, which integrates AI, computation, and cryptography for privacy-centric transactions, has invested $100 million in engineering ahead of its public presale. Its Initial Coin Auction (ICA) features a $50,000 daily cap per address to prevent whale dominance and ensure fairness, with the network activating immediately upon presale start, including Proof Pods and live dashboards.
Both projects underscore a shift toward sustainable blockchain infrastructure—Tezos emphasizing governance-driven adaptability and ZKP focusing on verifiable privacy for enterprise and AI applications.
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