🔥 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.
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