TenX

TenX is a publicly listed blockchain infrastructure company focused on multi-chain staking and validator operations. Its core business involves running institutional-grade staking nodes across high-throughput Layer 1 networks such as Solana, Sui, Sei, and Tezos, while also maintaining a diversified digital asset treasury that includes tokens like BONK, XTZ, and SUI.

Its main value proposition lies in providing public market investors with regulated exposure to crypto staking yields, which are typically only accessible to sophisticated players. By operating validators and holding tokens on its balance sheet, TenX generates recurring revenue from network participation, while its public treasury dashboard offers transparency into asset holdings and returns.

The problem it addresses is the difficulty for retail and institutional investors to directly participate in staking across multiple blockchains, which requires technical expertise, capital scale, and operational security. TenX solves this by acting as a professional staking intermediary.

In the past six months (March to September 2026), TenX has expanded its treasury with Tezos (XTZ) and Venice Token (VVV), partnered with DeFi Technologies for institutional trading execution, and launched a public treasury dashboard. It also announced exploratory AI integration for internal operations. However, the broader crypto market remains volatile, and staking yields can fluctuate significantly depending on network conditions.