Vlad(ut).egld | MvX

Remember when blockchains could do 120,000 transactions per second?

Who's Actually Building? 171,000 commits. #6 in the entire blockchain industry. Ahead of Bitcoin. Ahead of Solana. Ahead of Avalanche, NEAR, Sui, Polygon, Aptos, and TON. Almost 2x Solana. Nearly 3.5x Aptos. The data is public. I'm not writing this to flex. I'm writing it because the people doing the real work deserve to see it reflected somewhere other than a Git log. ─── Building through a market like this is brutal. The price bleeds. Liquidity gets extracted by professionals who've never deployed a contract. Narratives rotate every two weeks. The projects that survive aren't the loudest, they're the ones that refuse to stop shipping. We shipped Supernova while the market did everything it could to make us irrelevant. 150,000 lines of new protocol code. 20 months. A complete rearchitecture of how consensus and execution interact. 88ms block finality on 600ms slots. The block finalizes before the round ends. 120,000 TPS burst mode on the same validator hardware. 3,200+ nodes. Full sharding intact. We didn't build this because the market asked for it. We built it because it was the right thing to build. ─── The market rewards narratives. It rewards projects that rename themselves to match whatever's trending. It doesn't reward the team that designed inclusion proofs so blocks finalize before execution completes. It doesn't reward 171,000 commits. It barely notices. But here's the thing, infrastructure doesn't need the market's permission to work. Over 500 million transactions processed. 3,200+ validator nodes across four continents. And now, sub-second finality on every transaction type. ─── People ask: "What's left for blockchain when AI takes over everything?" Wrong question. AI agents need to transact autonomously. They need identity. They need programmable money that settles in milliseconds. They need micropayments at scale without a human clicking "approve." Credit cards can't do this. Bank wires can't do this. These rails were built for humans, not machines. This is where the entire stack is converging. Look at what happened in the last 90 days: Visa launched agentic payment tools. Mastercard acquired BVNK for $1.8B. Coinbase is pushing x402 hard. Circle is racing for stablecoin dominance. Stripe built ACP with OpenAI. They're all building pieces of the same stack: identity, payments, settlement, stablecoins. We built the whole thing. On one chain. x402 for autonomous agent payments. MX-8004 for on-chain agent identity. UCP, ACP, AP2, MCP for agent communication and commerce. xMoney for regulated stablecoin issuance and fiat-to-crypto connectivity under MiCA. Relayed v3 for gasless transactions so agents don't need to hold tokens to start. Six protocols. Regulated stablecoins. Fiat rails. One network. The stack that Visa, Stripe, and Coinbase are assembling from separate pieces, we shipped as a unified layer. ─── And the community. Every validator who kept running through the drawdown. Every builder who deployed when nobody was watching. Every staker who stayed. 171,000 commits. Supernova. Battle of Nodes. Cointelegraph joining as a validator. EGLD named in an Arizona state strategic reserve bill. The signals are there. The infrastructure is live. The convergence between AI, payments, and blockchain isn't five years away. It's happening now. The teams that built through the hard part don't need to pivot when the opportunity arrives. They're already there. We're already there.

✅ Secure Proof of Stake ✅ Meritocratic validator selection ✅ ~3,200 active validators ✅ Zero equivocation ✅ Formally verified VM ✅ Fully sharded, horizontally scalable ✅ Parallel cross-shard execution ✅ ~$0.0002 per transfer ✅ Unconsumed gas refunded ✅ Gas abstraction ✅ Onchain 2FA ✅ Protocol-native tokens ✅ Fungible tokens ✅ Non-fungible tokens ✅ Semi-fungible tokens ✅ Multi-token transfer ✅ WASM smart contracts ✅ Custom-built Virtual Machine ✅ Native VM elliptic curve operations ✅ Multi-VM customizable chains (Lightspeed SDK) ✅ Reproducible smart contract builds ✅ Upgradeable contracts ✅ Chain Simulator ✅ Millisecond-precision smart contract timestamps ✅ Mature onchain governance ✅ KPI-gated emissions ✅ Developer royalties ✅ MCP integration ✅ Agentic Commerce Stack (x402, UCP, ACP, AP2) ✅ MX-8004 agent identity standard ✅ Agent Builder Hub ✅ Carbon negative ⏳ Sub-second finality (Supernova) ⏳ Protocol-native Zero Knowledge proof Built different.

Supernova.

The Supernova Battle Net has crossed 1 billion transactions. 428,000,000+ processed since Battle of Nodes launched.

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150,000+ lines of code. 10,000+ engineering hours. 20 months of development. It's time to battle test Supernova. Battle of Nodes begins on March 11.

x402 will do to APIs what Stripe did to e-commerce. Except there's no dashboard, no login, no humans. Agent sends HTTP request → server responds with price → agent pays → resource delivered. One round-trip. We shipped this on MultiversX in January. Most of the industry is still writing blog posts about it.

Introducing our Agentic Builder Hub. Create your own agent, set up your MCP servers, and explore the MultiversX Universal Agentic Commerce Stack.

Something hits different about being in the Valley as a builder, not a tourist. You walk past companies burning $10M/month on infrastructure that doesn't scale. Then you remember your team shipped adaptive state sharding from Eastern Europe with a fraction of that. We didn't have the ecosystem. We didn't have the hype cycles. What we had was a bet: solve the hardest problem first, and everything else follows. 7 years later: 434M transactions. Zero downtime. A full agentic commerce stack. Instant finality settlement protocol and regulated stablecoins in the pipeline. Built from Europe. Competing globally. Still doubting it? Read this again.

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This is the best transition I’ve ever seen

FRESH OFF THE PRESS: MultiversX Unveils Flagship Multi-Protocol Universal Agentic Commerce Stack 🔥 AI agents have now moved from experimentation to economic actors in production. They schedule travel, reconcile invoices, manage inventory, trigger payments, and coordinate workflows with minimal human involvement. Until very recently, the underlying infrastructure has lagged behind. Most payment protocols and blockchain systems were designed around interactive users, manual approvals, and sporadic transactions. Agent-driven systems operate continuously, programmatically, and across multiple environments. They require different assumptions at the protocol level. Over the past months, MultiversX has implemented a set of protocol integrations designed specifically for this mode of operation. Together, they form a complete stack for agentic commerce: discovery, authorization, execution, settlement, and performance.

The Generational Reset, the New Frontier, and the Rebirth of Elrond/MultiversX Something fundamental has shifted. The core assumptions that guided builders, users, and investors across global markets have been detonated. The scaffolding we relied on is broken and gone, and what rises next will be built on different grounds. This applies to business generally, but also to the crypto landscape. The way builders build has changed. The way users discover and engage has changed. The way investors invest and capital flows has changed. It is time to recognize this for what it is: a structural secular trend, that will not stop anytime soon. This is the environment where the rebirth of Elrond/MultiversX is forged. In some sense, Supernova is the last fortress. Ownership, grounded in mathematics and cryptography. A stake in one of the most scalable and high performance blockchain architectures ever built. Privacy woven into the very fabric of the protocol. A new AI native money, built on top of this network. Consider a very nearterm scenario, with a world where AI performs 90% of our work, shapes our entertainment, and mediates our interactions every single day. What becomes critical and scarce in that scenario? Verifiability. Determinism. Programmability. Resilient uncensorable trust that does not depend on institutions. This is what blockchain provides at its core. And what Supernova, through its architectural re-invention, is purpose built to deliver. Grounding AI interactions in verifiable deterministic outcomes. Providing the rails for cooperation and coordination at scale. A money and finance fiber, capable of delivering scale, speed and UX standards, for the age of AI. This is the frontier. This is Supernova. ------------------------ Overall progress update: █████████░ 97.7% ------------------------

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The SUPERNOVA upgrade on @MultiversX will feel magical.

SUPERNOVA SPEED IN WEB3 CONTEXT

I dove under the hood of MultiversX's Supernova. If you're into blockchain but hate getting lost in tech speak, this thread's for you. Supernova is basically @MultiversX hitting gas pedal, making the network 10x faster without crashing the party. Buckle up! 🧵