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🔥 Bientôt de vrais partenariats pour MultiversX ? 🚀

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Core Question

The video is framed around one main question:

Will MultiversX (EGLD/“GLD” in the transcript) soon move from announcements to real, concrete partnerships—especially after the release of “Supernova”—and thereby restore community confidence?

1) Community Disappointment After “Supernova” + Price Reaction

  • The presenter says many people interpreted the period after Supernova as disappointing because it didn’t include visible, specific partnership announcements—especially around the U.S.
  • He links this perceived lack of tangible follow-through to broader loss of faith: the community has been “waiting for a long time” and seeing promises without results.
  • He also discusses price volatility as part of the sentiment:
    • After a push (roughly up toward the mid-50s in EGLD price terms mentioned), the price fell back to around the low-to-mid 4s at the time of recording.
    • This supports “sell-the-news” skepticism, though he’s not certain it’s the full explanation.

2) The “Dot in the Distance” Theory: Partnerships May Be Approaching

Despite disappointment, the presenter argues there are signals that real partnerships are getting closer, even if still unclear:

  • Lucian Minku continues to speak about updates/roadmap items (portrayed as still responsible for partnerships).
  • Lucian reportedly told a questioner to follow updates and the roadmap, while acknowledging timing is still vague.
  • The presenter interprets Lucian’s tweets/likes as hints of upcoming developments, including themes around the “finance computer” narrative and broader economic ideas.

3) “Finance Computer” as a B2B Product Aimed at the Real World (Not Crypto)

A major part of the analysis is that MultiversX is shifting its messaging toward business adoption rather than persuading the crypto community.

The presenter argues the Finance Computer / X Portal Neo direction is intended for business needs:

  • A regulated, secure, global interface for money movement
  • Integration possibilities such as:
    • loyalty/rewards
    • neobanking features
    • wallets / stablecoin components
  • Crucially: end customers may not even need to know they’re interacting with a blockchain

In short:

It’s framed as not a “crypto narrative for crypto people,” but a B2B distribution story for brands, businesses, agents, and machines.

4) Bank/Neobank Angle and the Agent-Economy Narrative

The presenter suggests a particularly important partnership domain: banks (or a bank-like neobank supported by X Portal Neo).

He connects this to a broader macro narrative:

  • the rise of AI agents and an “agent economy” where autonomous systems transact
  • positioning blockchain infrastructure as relevant for secure, regulated transaction layers

5) Elon Musk / All In Summit: Networking Optics vs. Proof

The video spends time on Lucian Minku attending the All In Summit, where Elon Musk was present.

  • The presenter treats it as potentially meaningful for network access.
  • But he also criticizes it as potentially optics: photos of famous people don’t guarantee partnerships.
  • He reports Lucian said he had conversations with influential people about Finance Computer and MultiversX, with nuances (conditional wording like “could lead”).
  • A second element is more controversial: the presenter says Lucian responded to an Elon Musk question in an overconfident way (something like “I’m sure he will love…”).
    • The presenter finds this unusual and interprets it as feeding speculation—possibly connected to his earlier “Musk theory.”

6) Competitive Discussion: Arc as the Same Vision + Fear of Losing Partners/Liquidity

A significant portion addresses controversy around Arc, described as having a similar:

  • finance computer / agentic economy / tokenized assets vision

The presenter summarizes Robert Sasou’s stance:

  • Arc is argued to be centralized (not truly decentralized)
  • proof-of-authority-like
  • and lacking innovation compared to MultiversX technology

Counterpoint raised in the discussion:

  • even if Arc’s tech is inferior, market success depends heavily on visibility, liquidity, partners, and compliance
  • the fear is that Arc’s institutional partnerships and U.S.-based resources could attract money and adoption anyway

7) Why “Vision Validation” Still Matters

Even with concerns, the presenter argues Arc-like players could still provide:

  • positive validation that the broader finance-computer vision is real and worth investing in

He claims that if one solution fails to deliver at scale:

  • capital and attention could later rotate to another provider (potentially MultiversX) that can execute and scale.

8) Reading Benjamin’s “14 Points” Tweet: Adoption Phase + Anti-Crypto Critique

The presenter reads and contextualizes a tweet attributed to Benjamin (as referenced in the transcript).

Key themes (as summarized by the presenter):

  • Supernova is live and delivered (positioned as a milestone)
  • Finance Computer is useful, but not “life-changing” for everyone unless you build on it
  • it aims to add value through real usage, including how it connects to EGLD value
  • it’s not designed for the crypto world; it’s intended for real businesses
  • it targets B2B distribution and adoption, with upcoming:
    • use cases
    • workshops
    • staged sharing
  • timeline expectation:
    • enterprise adoption and real-world use cases could become clearer in a pivotal quarter
    • an adoption phase toward the end of 2026 (as described)

9) Overall Conclusion: Cautious Optimism for Real Partnerships

The video ends with cautious, conditional optimism:

  • Supernova and the Finance Computer infrastructure suggest MultiversX is entering an “adoption phase.”
  • However, the presenter emphasizes the need to wait for concrete partnerships and results, because prior hype/phrases without execution damaged credibility.
  • The hope is that when real business partnerships and usage emerge, the market will recognize EGLD’s value and sentiment could improve.

Presenters / Contributors (As Mentioned)

  • The video presenter / narrator (name not provided in subtitles)
  • Lucian Minku
  • Benjamin (referenced via a “14 points” tweet)
  • Daniel Serb
  • Elon Musk
  • David Sax
  • Alex Tabarrok
  • Benny (referenced via tweets/comments)
  • Robert Sasou
  • Tommy
  • Arc
  • CZ
  • Domino’s
  • Circle
  • Coinbase
  • Julien Boutelou
  • Emy

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