\u003cb\u003eTezos (XTZ)\u003c/b\u003e, a cryptocurrency with unique governance structures, persistently stays in the spotlight for a myriad of reasons, from price predictions to partnerships. XTZ has shown notable \u003cb\u003eprice volatility\u003c/b\u003e, with breaks above $1 multiple times after periods of less activity, and various forecasts suggesting its potential for significant gains. Particularly, a considerable \u003cb\u003eprice surge\u003c/b\u003e followed the \u003cb\u003eEtherlink and RWA momentum\u003c/b\u003e. Amid this, analysts have identified XTZ as a worthwhile investment and one of the cryptocurrencies that could benefit most from a potential Bitcoin crash. Remarkably, XTZ offers \u003cb\u003estaking rewards\u003c/b\u003e, which has been made even more profitable by Revolut scrapping fees on XTZ delegation. Feeding into this, Coinbase launched staking rewards, including for Tezos, and has made XTZ available on its Pro platform. On the back of significant technology upgrades, XTZ finds itself among the altcoins to watch. More notably, XTZ stands out through its integration into different industries. For instance, McLaren Racing signed Tezos as a partner for blockchain and NFTs, and Manchester United launched a Web3 Fantasy game on Tezos. These partnerships have cemented XTZ as a formidable player in the gaming industry. Beyond this, some major firms have begun to adopt XTZ-based solutions for crypto payments service for retail and stablecoin launches for the Middle Eastern hospitality industry, among other sectors. Despite such achievements, XTZ has seen some controversy, necessitating legal interventions, like its co-founder's lawsuits against the IRS over token reward tax policy and subsequent demands for a bailout from the Tezos Foundation.
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