TenX Protocols (TNXIF) has incorporated a new Delaware subsidiary, Agent OS Inc., to develop Agent OS, an enterprise AI platform that is still at an early development stage.
The platform is intended to connect AI agents with an organization’s knowledge, tools, permissions, teams, and workflows through a governed control layer, enabling use of AI agents with defined access rights and oversight. TenX is also exploring ways to extend its blockchain and digital-asset infrastructure into Agent OS, including potential digital-wallet and stablecoin integration, and states there is no assurance of completion, commercialization, or near-term revenue.
TenX Protocols (TNXIF) acquired Venice Token (VVV) for its multi-asset digital asset treasury and updated investors on its crypto holdings as of September 8, 2026.
The company bought an aggregate of 7,710.98032 VVV between August 31 and September 4, 2026 for approximately US$132,386.43, at a weighted average price of about US$17.17 per VVV, funded from existing treasury resources including USDC from a prior 2025 financing. As of September 8, it held 7,703.771668 VVV in custody. TenX positions VVV as a measured exposure to the theme of crypto-native access to artificial intelligence compute.
The treasury update shows holdings of VVV, Sui, Sei, Bonk, Tezos, USDC and Solana, including about 30,234.30 SOL of aggregate exposure, partly via Galaxy Digital Unlocked Solana Series 105. TenX also highlights a public dashboard that displays validator activity, treasury holdings, cash and stablecoin balances based on internal records and third-party market data.
TenX Protocols (TSXV: TNX, OTCQB: TNXIF) reported unaudited results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The Group held C$4.22 million in cash, C$6.95 million in direct digital assets and C$12.36 million in total assets. Staking revenue was C$115,323, up from C$17,549 a year earlier. The quarter generated a net loss of C$2.81 million, versus C$176,059 in the prior-year period, mainly from a C$1.91 million non-cash revaluation loss on direct digital assets and a C$48,560 unrealized loss on Galaxy investments.
Working capital was C$4.36 million and the Group reported no interest-bearing debt. However, the financial statements include a material uncertainty related to going concern, despite cash, approximately C$6.53 million of unrestricted liquid digital assets and about C$0.26 million of contractual commitments due within 12 months, according to TenX Protocols.
TenX Protocols (OTCQB: TNXIF, TSXV: TNX) announced that its common shares have been approved for trading on the OTCQB Venture Market and are now DTC eligible, enabling electronic settlement through Depository Trust Company for U.S. broker-dealers and investors.
The company states that the OTCQB uplisting and DTC eligibility are key steps in its U.S. capital markets strategy, aimed at improving trading accessibility, enhancing liquidity potential, and broadening visibility among retail and institutional investors across North America, while it continues to focus on blockchain staking infrastructure and recurring revenue from the crypto asset economy.