🔥 MultiversX en contact avec des VC aux Etats Unis ? 👀

Finance-Focused Summary

The video discusses a possible connection between MultiversX and U.S. venture capital. Lucian Mincu attended a dinner at HF0 (Hacker Fellowship Zero) in San Francisco, an early-stage venture capital and founder-support program described as primarily focused on AI. The presenter says HF0 has raised about $100 million and invested in some crypto projects.

However, no partnership, investment, or fundraising was announced. The presenter treats the dinner and Lucian’s conversation with David Holz, founder of Midjourney, as an interesting but unconfirmed signal—not evidence of a deal.

Finance Computer

The discussion presents MultiversX’s Finance Computer as a potential business-finance platform. Companies could integrate payment and financial-service modules, potentially improving conversion and revenue. The presenter suggests MultiversX or intermediaries might earn commissions for helping businesses integrate the platform. These are possibilities, not confirmed financial terms.

A feature list for Finance Computer appeared to include lending. The presenter asks whether this might mean decentralized lending or a centralized, bank-like savings product that pays interest; the subtitles do not establish that either is available. The presenter also notes that lending, trading, and stablecoin services may require regulatory approvals, including MiCA-related approval and a license from the Romanian Central Bank.

TradeVille is cited as an existing Finance Computer partner, with 160,000 customers. The presenter sees this as evidence that the product is being positioned around real-world businesses and existing operations, but provides no revenue or performance figures.

Security and Other Projects

MultiversX also highlighted an AI-oriented security audit and work on post-quantum security. The presenter emphasizes security after a recent MultiversX exploit, which they place in late September, shortly after the Supernova mainnet launch. They also mention a separate hack of roughly $6 billion, associating it with Binance; this is the presenter’s claim and is not independently verified in the subtitles.

The video discusses formal verification—using mathematical methods to establish that code behaves correctly—as a potential security tool in an era of AI-assisted and automated attacks.

A game called Star Riot, said to run on MultiversX and potentially support on-chain transactions, is mentioned briefly. The presenter says it was on Google Play and might become available on the App Store. No investment case or financial performance is discussed.

Assets, Sectors, and Figures Mentioned

• MultiversX / EGLD: The network and its token. The subtitles say “GLD” when discussing price, which may be a transcription error. No price target or trading recommendation is given.
• Stablecoins, lending, trading, and crypto projects.
• HF0: Approximately $100 million raised, according to the presenter.
• TradeVille: 160,000 customers.
• A roughly $6 billion hack: The speaker associates it with Binance.
• Supernova: The MultiversX mainnet launch mentioned in connection with the timing of an exploit.

Explicit Cautions and Disclosures

• The U.S. venture capital angle is speculative. The presenter stresses that a photo and dinner do not constitute an announcement of a partnership or investment.
• Finance Computer lending, interest-bearing products, and related regulated services are discussed as questions or possibilities, not confirmed features.
• No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer or direct investment recommendation appears in the subtitles.

Presenters and Sources Mentioned

Presenter: Mon Bitcoin Et Mon Couteau (the channel).

People and organizations discussed or cited: Beniamin, Lucian Mincu, HF0, David Holz, Midjourney, TradeVille, Grigore Roșu, and Charles Hoskinson. The discussion refers to posts on X and statements about MultiversX and the Finance Computer.