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EPISODE · May 1, 2025 · 44 MIN

Why Ethereum Got Scaling Wrong with Lucian Mincu of MultiversX

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Lucian Mincu, co-founder of Multiverse X, dives deep into the critical decisions that shaped the blockchain industry. He shares why Ethereum abandoned state sharding and how Multiverse X boldly implemented it from day one to redefine scalability and speed. Discover the game-changing potential of sub-second finality, adaptive state sharding, and the vision for invisible, seamless blockchain interactions. Lucian also tackles the rising demand for stablecoins, their role in global finance, and the shifts in payments that are reshaping real-world adoption.Consider staking with Interop Ventures by clicking the following link - https://interop.ventures📚 Chapters
00:00 Introduction03:10 Multiverse X Origins06:24 Why Ethereum Chose Rollups10:43 Sharding vs. Rollups18:37 Sub-Second Finality24:34 Stablecoins & Payments31:39 Future of Blockchain📎 LinksMultiversX - https://multiversx.com/Whitepaper - https://files.multiversx.com/multiversx-whitepaper.pdf🌐 SocialsLucian Mincu - https://x.com/lucianmincuSebastien Couture - https://x.com/seb3point0Plaza - https://x.com/MultiversX🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications to stay updated with the latest insights in blockchain technology!

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