#MultiversX is a distributed blockchain network for next-gen applications. Decentralized via 3000+ nodes, scalable through sharding, fast, secure & green.
The arrival of The Finance Computer is officially here with the live launch of Supernova. Constructed on MultiversX and created for a global audience, this platform delivers a singular integration point. By using this unified link, machines, brands, and businesses are empowered to seamlessly access, transfer, and program money.
It has been a rather lengthy day, and I am currently on my commute back to my residence. Along the journey, I am dedicating some time to educate myself regarding the intersection of finance and computing technology.
Our network has officially evolved, and we have the data to prove it. Thanks to Supernova, the system can now handle the execution of earlier transactions while consensus continues to move forward. As a result, our first verified sample achieved a consensus finality ranging from 166 to 220ms. Furthermore, a steady 600ms block cadence is now operating throughout the metachain and all three shards. Despite these significant performance improvements, no additional hardware requirements have been introduced. This ensures that our infrastructure stays widely distributed among more than 3,200 validators. Feel free to explore the live data for yourself by visiting http://telemetry.multiversx.com
We warmly invite you to catch our live broadcast taking place at 17:45 UTC. Make sure to tune in and connect with us as we stream simultaneously on X and @YouTube.
We are officially entering a fresh chapter today with the arrival of Epoch 2233. The journey leading up to Supernova has spanned exactly 2,662 days since the initial launch of the first public Testnet. You can now view the past six years of MultiversX history, which has been conveniently brought together on a single page at the link below.
Before we wrap things up, there is one last opportunity for you to enjoy. Take a moment to permanently engrave your own message directly into the first block of Supernova.