Decouple, minimizing correlation, standing on our own terms
For most of its history, this market has moved as one body. When Bitcoin rose, everything rose with it. When Bitcoin fell, even the strongest networks fell too, regardless of what their teams had built, shipped, or proven. That gravitational pull made it easy to forget a simple truth: not all crypto is the same, and not all of it should be priced as though it were.
The last six to twelve months brought the cost of that into focus. Growth stalled. Headwinds settled across the ecosystems. And too often, the value of real work was decided by forces no builder could influence. We do not believe that is the future MultiversX is building toward, and we are no longer willing to leave EGLD's story to be written by Bitcoin.
As we approach the Supernova genesis moment, we are taking deliberate steps to decouple EGLD from its direct correlation to BTC. We are clear-eyed about what this means: no team commands a market by decree. What we can do, and what we intend to do, is build, communicate, and position EGLD so that it is judged on its own terms, not on what Bitcoin happens to be doing on any given day. This means taking steps to delist some EGLD/BTC direct pairs, and give more proactive signal space to EGLD itself.
We believe EGLD's value belongs where its contribution is greatest: in the throughput, the finality, the adoption, and the real-world utility of the network itself. Those are the things we control. Those are the things we are pouring ourselves into. And those are the things that, over time, earn an asset the right to stand on its own.
Supernova is more than a launch. It is the moment we stop being treated as a passenger in someone else's story, and begin being weighted on our own merits. We are choosing decoupling, independence because we believe it is where MultiversX and EGLD have always belonged. To Supernova, and beyond.
Built to scale. Ready to prove it.
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Could we get an update on all the talk and hinting of @MultiversX making their presence known in the United States?
It’s been a year or so since @beniaminmincu was making lots of trips to the States and photo ops with people like Brian Armstrong.
Did nothing materialize from those trips? No interest in MvX because that narrative seems to have faded away despite Supernova almost here. We need VC’s and adoption to fuel the excitement of Supernova dropping soon. I implore the team to humble themselves and communicate more, as the chain and $EGLD is nothing without us, the end users.
🧵 THE U.S. ECONOMY IN 2026 — A REALITY CHECK 🇺🇸
1️⃣ GDP: Growth, but not a boom
The U.S. economy is still growing in 2026.
Real GDP is expected around ~2%, supported by consumer spending and business investment.
➡️ Not recession.
➡️ Not explosive growth.
➡️ A fragile balance.
📊 (Chart: Real GDP growth %)
2️⃣ Inflation: Cooling, but still sticky
Inflation has slowed significantly compared to previous years, but it’s not fully under control.
• Headline inflation: ~2.7%
• Core inflation: ~2.6%
• Fed target: 2%
Prices are rising slower — but they’re still rising.
📊 (Chart: CPI vs Core CPI)
3️⃣ Labor market: Strong on the surface, weak underneath
Unemployment is hovering around 4.5%, the highest in years.
Job growth has slowed.
Some sectors are quietly cutting jobs.
➡️ Fewer layoffs
➡️ Fewer new hires
➡️ A cooling labor market
📊 (Chart: Unemployment rate vs jobless claims)
4️⃣ Consumers: Still spending
Despite inflation and higher rates, Americans are still buying.
Retail sales surprised to the upside in late 2025, especially in:
• Vehicles
• Dining
• Services
Consumer spending remains the backbone of U.S. growth.
📊 (Chart: Monthly retail sales growth)
5️⃣ Interest rates & the Fed
The Federal Reserve is walking a tightrope.
Cut too early → inflation risk
Hold too long → growth slowdown
Markets are pricing gradual, cautious easing, not aggressive cuts.
6️⃣ The big risks ahead
⚠️ Government debt near historic highs
⚠️ Policy uncertainty & elections
⚠️ Geopolitical shocks
⚠️ Sticky services inflation
The system works — but with less margin for error.
7️⃣ Bottom line
The U.S. economy in 2026 is:
✔️ Growing
✔️ Resilient
❌ Not booming
❌ Not collapsing
This is a high-debt, moderate-growth economy relying heavily on consumers and financial stability.
It’s hard to blame the market when the price action itself says otherwise. Over the last 30 days the asset is underperforming even at very low levels, which indicates persistent selling pressure.
Retail that has been DCA-ing for years is largely still underwater. Logically, that raises the question of who is still in profit and able to sell at these prices. They can say whatever they want, they can write beautiful stories, the selling pressure is there, you can see it in the price.
All relevant data is on-chain, and I shared the wallets. I’m not claiming certainty about intent or behavior, only that the source and flow of tokens are observable, and price reflects sustained supply.
Validators selling to cover costs is expected but others probably are extracting even the last drop of value from what is left. Ignoring what the market is showing does not help confidence or transparency.