MultiverseX: The gap widens between Beniamin Mincu and “his” community

MultiverseX’s latest Town Hall, presented by Beniamin Mincu on December 18, left a bitter taste in the mouths of many community members. Rather than an interactive and engaging dialogue, a recorded intervention, disconnected from expectations, was delivered. This disappointment seems to reinforce a growing gap between the CEO of MultiversX and the project’s enthusiasts.

Communication that leaves something to be desired

During this event, announcements were limited to reminders of already known projects. Among them, the highlighting of three major updates planned for 2025: Andromeda, Barnardet Supernova. If the first will be available at the beginning of 2025, the others appear to be ambitious but still vague promises.

Previous tweets from Beniamin Mincu, praising his trips to the United States and hinting at major strategic developments, nevertheless fueled hope. This gap between expectations and reality has reignited the frustration of a community already seeking clarity and tangible results.

Criticisms that are gaining momentum

The patience of MultiverseX users seems to be running out. Criticism on social networks is increasing, and some no longer hesitate to question Mincu’s leadership:

• “Beni is seriously starting to bore me. I feel like I’m listening to a Hopium salesman.” – BenP (https://twitter.com/xBenP_web3/status/1869450112252117480)
• “MultiversX had a lot of technical progress. But they seem incapable of questioning themselves or admitting their difficulties.” – Matt (https://twitter.com/laBananeCrypto/status/1869447295365685585)

These comments reflect a general feeling: the lack of concreteness and transparency in this calm market phase harms the credibility of MultiversX.

What direction for the future?

While initiatives such as the launch of “X Show” in January 2025 or expansion to the American market are in preparation, the community is wondering. Will they be sufficient to meet expectations?

The expectations are clear: more transparency, direct communication and commitments followed by concrete actions. Mincu will have to prove that it is ready to take on this challenge, or risk seeing the ecosystem lose crucial supports.

A surprise intervention on DBcrypto

In an unexpected twist, Beniamin Mincu announced on Twitter that he would participate in the show DBcryptomarking a rare opportunity to speak live in front of a large audience.

“Tomorrow I will be live on the DBcrypto show to discuss the evolution of MultiverseX and address the community’s most important concerns. This is a crucial time to clarify our vision and listen to your feedback.”

This intervention is already arousing keen interest. Members of the community hope to see concrete responses and consideration of the growing criticism. If Mincu manages to transform this opportunity into a sincere and constructive dialogue, it could mark a turning point in the relationship with its users.

However, the stakes are high. The demand for transparency and accountability is at the top, and any misstep could risk intensifying tensions. This meeting is expected as a real test for the leadership of Beniamin Mincu.

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