
Teacher, self-taught crypto enthusiast #FusionXHunter, @FusionX_Finance
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jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
A few notes, only for some crypto people.
If you’re not in crypto, please keep scrolling. Nothing to see here.
1. Is Supernova live and delivered?
YES. After years of work, it’s live. It works. It’s delivered.
2. Does this change your life?
Yes and no. Yes, if you’re building something cool and know how to find users.
No, if you're not looking to building anything.
3. Does the Finance Computer use MultiversX?
YES. Does it use EGLD? Yes.
4. Is the Finance Computer a product for crypto people? Another thing for crypto people to generously bless with their omniscient wisdom?
No. It’s not built for crypto people.
Their omniscient wisdom, fortunately, doesn’t apply here. :)
5. Will the Finance Computer spend every day talking about crypto?
No. Plain and simple.
This is a distinct B2B distribution product.
It targets businesses, not crypto users. It speaks their language, solves their problems, and focuses on delivering a service they actually want to use. Less explaining crypto. More of making money actually work better.
6. Now that Supernova is live, will there be new use cases?
YES. That’s precisely the point.
The Finance Computer is a new interface for bringing these capabilities into the real world.
Different audience. Different language. Different distribution. Same underlying rails.
7. Will there be announcements and partnerships?
YES.
8. When when when, sirs? Can we have everything today?
No. Not everything today.
During next week and September, we’ll start sharing the first business use cases. Something merchants and companies can use in a simple way. Beyond that, we’ll have some focused workshops around what the Finance Computer can actually unlock for businesses.
Simple language. Clear benefits. Clear next steps. Use cases businesses can use today.
9. Do we have strategic use cases that validate the Finance Computer and meaningfully accelerate momentum?
YES. Some very interesting ones. That is the entire point of the finance computer. Let those be cooked. We announce them when they are shipped, or just ready.
10. So when do we get all the information?
At the right time. What I can say is this: this quarter will be defining for both the Finance Computer and MultiversX from a business adoption and real-world use case standpoint.
We have shipped a massive infrastructure upgrade, with a completely new interface, that speaks a different language for the business world. Taking that further is the focus now. Crawl, walk, run.
11. Isn't it unprofessional or impolite to block trolls who fill my posts and timeline with NPC rubbish?
No. We worked for two years on Supernova. Actually, much longer. We set out to deliver an extremely difficult technical milestone, and we delivered it.
Together with the entire team, I am very proud of that milestone. We now stand at the very frontier of performance, on the right ground, with a clear suite of money services ready for the business world.
So yes, trolls will disappear from my timeline. Better for everyone that way. In computer science, we have a technical term for this. It’s called garbage collection. Works surprisingly well, highly recommended. :)
12. Are we here to solve all the world's problems?
No. We’re here to build a great product and deliver it.
Take what is useful. Build on it. Adapt it. Move forward. That’s it.
13. But but but, isn’t this supposed to be for everyone?
No. Not everything needs to be for everyone.
What we are building stands for something specific. A better way of accessing, moving and programming money. If it resonates with you, and you need it, great. Come build, use it, contribute, push it forward. If it doesn’t, also great. Life is short. Find something else that does.
14. One final thing.
Crypto, generally, has gotten so toxic that it feels more and more like an autoimmune disease, the body eating itself from the inside. We are in the process of treating that toxicity. Changing the focus, applying more effort on money used in the real world, communicating to the right distribution target, and spending less time on things that are clearly misaligned.
Simple steps can go a long way. That’s the direction.
/end of professional rant :)
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Ps. That said, for the rest of the cool people here, the Finance Computer makes things simple for real world money movement adoption. It abstracts rocket science technology, and makes things just work.
Next week we are sharing some simple use cases that enable businesses to take this product and use it. It also enables you as an individual to find businesses you are close to, or love, deliver this to them, and potentially make some money as they adopt it.
Anyway. With these milestones delivered, and the new Finance Computer unveiled, we have officially entered the adoption phase.
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
A New Genesis xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1lKQRWEXL…
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
After more than 2 years of efforts, upgrades, fixes, discoveries by many many talented people in the team,
SUPERNOVA IS NOW DELIVERED AND LIVE!
Enormous step forward for the ecosystem today.
Capital at machine speed.
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
We built on MultiversX.
We grew with the ecosystem.
Now, we step into the Supernova era together.
600ms is more than an upgrade. It’s a new foundation for what comes next.
Congratulations, @MultiversX. ⚡️
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
"I am in this small-ish white room. Alert. Patient. Curious. Been looking forward to this conversation. One by one, a few guys enter and take a seat. A few chairs have been pulled together. Nothing remarkable about the room itself, nothing formal. Just an older building. A plain office room. With a desk or two. There’s something in the people's eyes. A spark. Curiosity maybe. A little anxiety too, from what I can tell. The kind that comes when you know you’re about to step into untried waters. Maybe you have a sense you’re about to be tested, but you’re not entirely sure how. Now everyone is here. Over the previous days, I’ve taken some of the hardest and, to me, most fascinating problems in computer science, broken them down, and given one to each of them as a personal challenge.
The problems matter. As strange as it may sound, I want a new and better solution for each of the problems. I want that solution in an impossible amount of time. But today the problems are only partly the point. The challenge is a filter. If you look at one of these problems and feel daunted by it, if your first instinct is to retreat from its size or complexity, there probably isn’t much I can do to help you. But if you look at the same problem and its difficulty pulls you closer; if it begins to feel less like a wall and more like a puzzle; if, after staring at it long enough, you start to sense a dim, intuitive path toward a solution that comes to you before you can even explain it, then we have something. Then we can really play. I look around the room and take the moment in. I smile. And, for a split second, wonder what may come of it."
beniaminmincu.com/new-blog-1…
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
On September 10 MultiversX is making another 10x at least on improvements.
What other chain can do a 10x on speed improvements in such a way that everything else remains the same. Same machines, big decentralisation, everything permissionless, super secure, super fast.
Instant finality is coming.
This is the new age of the internet!
~90ms average finality
This is what best-in-class tech actually looks like
Only on @MultiversX
Guess what's back.
See the tech.
Taste the tech.
telemetry.multiversx.com/
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
Every browser says it protects your privacy.
A former Tor, Mozilla, and Brave engineer built a website that makes them prove it.
It is called PrivacyTests
Open it and you get a giant table comparing:
> Brave
> Chrome
> DuckDuckGo
> Edge
> Firefox
> LibreWolf
> Mullvad
> Opera
> Safari
> Tor
> Ungoogled Chromium
> Vivaldi
Every browser is tested using its default settings.
No extensions. No secret setup that normal people will never use.
The site checks whether websites can share hidden data to follow you, build a fingerprint from your device, keep tracking you after you restart the browser, or leak the websites you visit through DNS.
It also checks whether the browser blocks 20 of the largest tracking companies on the internet.
Green means the browser stopped the leak.
Red means your data got through.
A guy named Arthur Edelstein built the project after years of working on browser privacy.
Browser companies spend millions telling you they are private.
One man made them all sit the same exam.
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
two weeks ago I wrote: "finality faster than the block slot. 120K TPS. same hardware."
today: 1 billion transactions processed on Battle Net. 120K TPS confirmed live.
still think nobody's building? RT this and tag someone who needs to see it.
Supernova is live on Battle Net.
Here's what changed under the hood and why it matters.
The paradigm shift nobody's talking about:
Every blockchain in the industry is measured on two metrics: block time and throughput.
Faster blocks = better chain. More TPS = better chain.
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Supernova breaks this framing entirely.
For the first time in the blockchain industry, block finality is faster than block slot allocation.
Let me explain what that means.
How every other blockchain works:
Traditional blockchains follow Execute → Propose → Vote. Validators must execute every transaction before proposing a block.
The block slot is the clock. Finality can never be faster than the slot, because execution is in the critical path.
Ethereum: 12.8s slot, ~12.8 minutes finality.
Solana: 400-600ms slot, 13 seconds finality.
Sui: variable, ~500 to 1000 ms for complex transactions.
In every case: finality ≥ block slot. This is treated as a law of physics.
It's not.
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How Supernova works:
We flipped the model to Propose/Vote → then Execute.
Consensus proceeds independently of execution. Validators agree on transaction ordering first. Execution results are notarized in subsequent block headers via inclusion proofs.
The inclusion proof is the key innovation: it allows a block to be finalized with cryptographic proof that its transactions will execute correctly, before the execution itself completes.
The virtual state tracker in the transaction pool maintains a deterministic view of account states (nonces, balances, pending transactions) so consensus can validate without waiting for full execution.
Result: the block is finalized faster than the block round itself.
88ms finality measured in testing. Sub-200ms under real-world conditions. On 600ms block slots.
Finality < block slot. First time in the industry.
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The throughput story:
With the same hardware specification as pre-Supernova mainnet, the network now achieves ~120,000 transactions per second in burst mode. Same nodes. Same machines. 10x the block production cadence.
This is the same validator infrastructure running fundamentally better software.
The backpressure system (Execution-Result Inclusion Estimator) ensures this scales safely - dynamically adjusting per-block gas limits if execution lags behind proposals, so minimum-spec nodes never get overwhelmed.
What this means in context:
- Block time: 6s → 600ms (10x)
- Finality: ~88ms measured (first blockchain where finality < slot time)
- Throughput: ~120,000 TPS burst mode (same hardware)
- Architecture: consensus fully decoupled from execution
- Sharding: 3 execution shards + metachain, fully preserved
- Validators: 3,200+ nodes, no hardware upgrade required
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Battle of Nodes is stress-testing all of this right now. $150K in prizes to find what breaks. Validators, security researchers, builders, and guilds pushing the limits.
If Supernova survives this, it ships to mainnet.
150,000 lines of new protocol code. 20 months of engineering. The most significant upgrade since genesis.
Il faut arrêter de tout complexifier.
Tu veux faire 5k€ par mois ? C’est 3-4 clients bien payés.
3-4 clients, c’est prenons large 20 RDV.
20 RDV c’est 200 messages
200 messages dans ton mois c’est 10 messages par jour (sur 20 jours).
En 10 messages par jour tu fais 5k€ par mois.
Sur le papier, c'est simple. Mais en pratique, quand tu commences :
- Tu ne sais pas faire simple
- Tu n’as aucune clarté sur quoi faire exactement
- Du coup, tu n’exécutes pas (ou au mauvais endroit)
Donc, tu stagnes très longtemps. Et tu n’envoies pas ces 10 messages.
Le problème n’est pas la complexité. C’est l’absence de méthode claire + l’absence de cadre.
C’est pour ça que j’ai créé mon bootcamp :
- Une méthode d'acquisition simple et différenciante
- Un cadre qui t’aide à exécuter.
Rien de compliqué, mais une stratégie suffisamment différenciantes et intelligentes pour que tu fasses la différence sur ce marché rempli de bots.
Ou oublie tous les systèmes compliqués que les gurus te vendent. On se concentre sur ce qui marché à ton stade de croissance.
Écris-moi “bootcamp” en DM si tu veux plus d’infos.
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
Is it possible to scale to millions of TPS with 80ms finality on a decentralized network?
Most people would say no.
The physics don't work. The latency alone makes it impossible.
Yesterday's Supernova demo proved them wrong.
And here's the part nobody's talking about yet. ⬇️
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MultiversX's Supernova upgrade just had its first live demo yesterday and hit numbers that even surprised the team.
With a goal of taking block time from 6s down to 600ms with instant finality, they showed that 600ms is just the starting point.
Reaching 400ms and even 200ms is very possible.
But wait, I thought you said 80ms?
Let me break down what this means.
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With the full release of Supernova dropping in the next couple months, MultiversX's block time will be lowered to 600ms.
Currently 6 seconds.
Soon 600 milliseconds.
That means a new block with transactions will be formed and finalized every 600ms.
Those transactions are truly final too. Since the last update, Andromeda, MultiversX released single slot finality.
No more waiting for confirmations like is required for most blockchains.
Confirmations? Huh?
Ok let's take a step back.
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When you submit a transaction, it is seen and confirmed by a group of validators.
In order for a chain to fully verify and confirm a tx is legit, it often takes multiple rounds or blocks.
Here's how MultiversX compares to many major L1:
📊 Ethereum
Block time: ~12s
Finality: 13 minutes (64 confirmations)
⚡ Solana
Block time: ~400ms
Finality: ~13 seconds (32 confirmations)
🔷 Cardano
Block time: ~20s
Finality: 1-2 minutes
🔴 Polkadot
Block time: ~6s
Finality: ~30 seconds
🟢 Algorand (one of the few with instant finality)
Block time: ~2.8s
Finality: Instant, no confirmations
⭕ Tron
Block time: ~3s
Finality: ~1 minute (19-20 confirmations)
⚫ MultiversX (with Supernova)
Block time: 600ms → 200ms possible
Finality: Instant, same shard
Cross-shard: ~1.5s average
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See the problem?
Everyone else is measuring finality in seconds or minutes.
MultiversX is measuring in milliseconds.
And they're not even pushing the limits yet.
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But that's not even the really impressive part.
Currently we are witnessing over 500ms of idle time on each block. But what does that mean?
When a round begins, a leader is selected with VRF (provable randomness), leader bundles the txs, 2/3rd +1 of validators sign, and the block is now irreversible, aka final.
This is taking on average 82ms right now:
⏱️ 1-5ms → Leader Selection
⏱️ 10-40ms → Voting
⏱️ 10-40ms → Signature aggregation
Total: ~82ms to FULL finality
That leaves 500ms+ of idle time.
Translation? The network can go even faster.
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Let's touch on a few things here.
First, the signature aggregation and broadcast is where some magic happens. Any honest node can aggregate signatures, verify >2/3 voting, and submit.
The Andromeda release introduced ECP which allows any validator to finalize the block, NOT just the selected leader. This removes single leader failure which is far bigger than most realize.
Read more here: xitter.cf/DBCrypt0/status/191791…
Second, with Supernova, execution now happens in parallel across nodes POST-FINALITY.
This is where typical network latency comes into play which currently is around 120ms for global distribution.
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So what's the big takeaway here?
The team set a goal of reducing block time from 6 seconds to 600ms and far outperformed even their own expectations.
MultiversX will soon see block times of 400ms or even as low as 200ms.
That is on top of instant finality so we are talking fully final intra-shard txs of possibly 200ms and cross-shard of ~500ms.
All on top of the first fully sharded chain that is capable of scaling to millions of TPS on minimal hardware, not server-grade machines.
A Samsung smartphone is currently validating blocks on the network to give you an idea of what's possible.
No other network can come close to touching that that I am aware of.
This is what is needed for a truly decentralized and scalable global network.
This is MultiversX.
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
Listen, I get that Solana is currently 'winning'
I'm not blind.
The ecosystem is booming.
FireDancer is impressive.
Alpenglow is potentially a game-changer.
It's one of the most used networks right now.
But here's what actually matters:
How. We. Got. Here.
And that foundation? Built on lies.
Let's review the receipts:
🔸Lied about circulating supply, tried to cover it up
🔸Misrepresented TPS until backlash forced explorer changes
🔸Inflated TVL by over 2x to attract capital
🔸Prints $10-$15M daily in new tokens
🔸Network stopped working 8-13 times depending on who counts
🔸FTX/Alameda controlled ~16%+ of supply
🔸Over 90% of stablecoin volume exposed as fake
🔸42-66% of revenue comes from MEV 'tips'
🔸95-98% of txs are consensus spam and bots
🔸$48B in wash trading volume from one wallet in 2 days
Every. Single. One. Verifiable.
Now watch the responses:
"But everyone does it"
"Old FUD"
"Ngmi staying poor"
Same people will tweet next week asking why institutions won't touch crypto and retail thinks we're all scammers.
You know why?
Because we ARE acting like scammers.
Ignoring fraud because your bags are up is the exact behavior that keeps this space in the gutter.
You want real adoption? Real legitimacy?
Start demanding real transparency.
Or keep celebrating the pump while wondering why Web3 never escapes the casino narrative.
Your call.
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
Sub-second finality.
100k+ TPS.
No MEV.
No wallet drains.
This isn’t an upgrade.
It’s a reset.
Supernova puts @MultiversX in a league almost no chain can touch.
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
Most people in Web3 can’t answer the most important question:
Why are you here?
I’ll share my answer. Then I’ll challenge yours.
🎥👇
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
We speak too little about our meaningful wins
We post once, and then forget.
The US has learned to treat this very differently.
Every day, every week, every month, people are proudly reminding me and you, about what they've achieved. And by doing so, they increase the value of those shared wins.
We have many such wins, shared together.
But they often get lost in the social noise.
Let’s change that. Let’s make it a simple, common-sense habit to highlight both the small steps and the big breakthroughs.
Because each adds their weight and value to the journey.
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MultiversX has achieved an important milestone in European Institutional adoption 🔥
A few simple points on that:
1. It's very rare to see institutions open and moving fast to take advantage of new opportunities.
2. It's great to see the partnership with ICI Bucharest, expand and bloom, showcasing real case studies and real adoption, happening at the grassroots institutional level.
3. This is how MultiversX translates the breakthrough technology into tangible use cases, and measurable benefits for the institutional audience.
4. The cultural heritage use case, showcasing the legacy of Nikola Tesla, is a powerful case in point, showcasing how innovation connects history, identity, with new opportunities for relevance and conversations.
This is just one example. Live today. Turning tech into real-world impact.
Proud to see this step come alive, expand adoption IRL, and open many more doors ahead.
multiversx.com/blog/heritage…
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
Ok so @beniaminmincu is relentless! Let’s unpack everything he revealed with @CraigOPodcast! Such a good convo. Most founders fade in bear markets; Beni's doubling down, shipping upgrades & making NOISE.
He fights for @MultiversX + the future of $EGLD. ✊👏 Show your support!!
jaouiz | ⚡️🐐🛸 retweeted
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