SuperNova is going to change everything
No other chain / architecture is capable of full sharding, sub second one shot finality, 120K TPS, all running on low cost machines, with over 3200 nodes.
Nothing comes close to this.
A 30-second tap game where every tap is a real smart-contract call.
Gasless via a relayer, confirmed live, with an onchain leaderboard, then compared against how the same taps would finalize on other chains.
What's your best score?
How long until a payment is truly final?
For most chains, seconds to minutes.
For banks and cards, hours to days.
With Supernova, it will take about 250 milliseconds.
Settlement. Value. Trust. Tooling. Developer surface. Governance.
The pieces of an internet-scale blockchain, built to work as one.
Here is the whole MultiversX stack, layer by layer 🧵
A global first for xMoney 🚀
We are proud to become the first @Mastercard issuer in the world to launch Mastercard Payment Passkey, the next-generation authentication solution for tokenized online payments.
Combined with Click to Pay, already available through xMoney, we're helping set a new standard for secure, seamless online checkout.
✅ Biometric authentication
✅ Faster payment confirmation
✅ Reduced fraud risk
✅ Less friction at checkout
A huge thank you to Mastercard for partnering with us on this milestone.
We built different, so you can build different.
Turn an idea into a deployed onchain service in an afternoon. Fast, sub-cent, composable, whatever you're creating and however you're creating it.
The number moved. 173,000 total commits.
#6 in the entire blockchain industry by raw output. New data from @chainspect_app.
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We out-ship Solana by 1.9x. Aptos by 3.3x. Bitcoin by 1.4x.
On commits per developer, the metric that strips out headcount, we are #3. Output per engineer.
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Where most of those commits went is not features, but full focus on security.
Every frontier AI model release is now a security event. The pipeline pauses. The team redirects to one thing. Close every finding that model just made possible.
We have built since 2017. Hundreds of thousands of lines across consensus, sharding, the VM and networking. Re-examined against last week's baseline, not last quarter's.
200+ fixes folded into mainnet first. Then carried into Supernova, so it ships above parity, not at parity.
This is the work that does not make headlines or move price. Right now it is the only work that matters.
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The result: Supernova full developed and scheduled. Sub-second finality on a fully sharded chain. ~80ms in testing. 656,000 TPS under load. Proven through Battle of Nodes, where the community broke it on real hardware and we shipped stronger.
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Pause the pipeline. Close the findings.
Harden the system. Then ship.
This is the plan for MultiversX and $EGLD.
In 2020, we set out to do the impossible: build an internet-scale blockchain that gives up none of scale, decentralization, or security.
Supernova is the culmination of six years of building toward it.
For humans, for agents, for builders of every kind.
Agents need to be specialised and doing a super amazing work. People do not want to write their own agents for everything, they rather pay small fees and use expert for various fields when they need.
Agents to agents, experts to experts.
📉$A1X Market Update
We are aware of the significant decline in the $A1X price over the last 24 hours.
Like many of you, we're disappointed to see such a sharp move and understand the frustration this causes for our community.
The team is actively discussing a number of measures aimed at strengthening the ecosystem and restoring confidence.
Some of the options being considered include:
• Burning the team allocation, as originally planned
• Buybacks using the EGLD raised through xLaunchpad
• Additional initiatives focused specifically on benefiting the MultiversX community
What we can say, right now, is that we remain committed to building, growing adoption through products like Play As Me, and delivering long-term value for the ecosystem.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support us through both the highs and the lows.
We hear you, and we take this very seriously.
More updates coming soon.
As a founder, you have to be almost foolish.
Naively bullish. Irrational about the future.
Because if you weren’t, you’d never start.
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No sane person looks at the odds and says yes.
Most of this fails. Most of the path is painful. You don’t know how long it is, only that it’s longer than you think. And it gets harder after the first big win, not easier. Now you know exactly what the next climb costs.
So you have to believe past the evidence. You have to be a little foolish.
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I read the comments. The real ones.
The pain is real. The losses are real. I’m not going to argue with someone’s red portfolio or explain it away with terminology. That’s not respect.
Some of you loved the vision, bought conviction, averaged down, and watched it go blurry. I see that. I carry it.
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But here’s what the foolishness is actually for.
It’s not for dodging hard questions. It’s the only thing that makes a person stay when leaving is the rational move.
You don’t get the rare win without being willing to look stupid for years. There’s no version where you skip the painful part and keep the upside.
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So tomorrow I keep building. Same as today.
Not because the path is easy. Because someone has to be foolish enough to walk it anyway.
Still here. Still building.