MultiversX (EGLD) fundamental analysis by Grok 3 AI gives it a score of 8 out of 10

As the cryptocurrency market crashed, following stocks, investors look for discounted opportunities with strong growth potential to build long-term positions.

As the cryptocurrency market crashed, following closely behind stocks, keen investors are on the lookout for discounted opportunities with strong growth potential to build long-term positions.

In this pursuit, Finbold reached out to Grok 3 AI for a comprehensive fundamental analysis on MultiversX (EGLD), exploring both technological and investment aspects of the project.

First, Grok 3, one of the most advanced AI models to date, evaluated eight categories. Scalability got a 9/10 score, considering the fully implemented sharding technology, transactions per second (TPS) capacity, and performance. With 30,000 current TPS on mainnet, a 263,000 TPS achieved on a testnet, and a theoretical capacity superior to 1 million TPS thanks to its adaptive sharding—increasing with demand—MultiversX is one of the most scalable blockchain networks.

Decentralization got an 8/10 score, showing strong decentralization, but with room for improvements. The network has over 5,500 nodes, of which, 3,200 are active validators, losing only to Ethereum (ETH). Notably, MultiversX has a Nakamoto Coefficient of 9 for liveness, meaning nine entities have over 33% of all the nodes.

Speed and Finality got an 8/10 score, with sub-second finality in the roadmap for 2025, currently taking 6 seconds. The improvement, according to Grok AI, would put EGLD transactions among the fastest layer-one (L1) blockchains.

Security got an 8/10 score, with its proof of stake architecture, ESDT tokens being native assets, and onchain 2FA. Yet, the model warns against possible stake accumulation above the 51% threshold as a potential risk for the future. Which is the same risk for all blockchain networks’ security.

Cost and Accessibility got a 9/10 score, due to approximately $0.002 cost per transaction, below the industry’s average. MultiversX tech stack also offers developers the possibility to offer gasless (no fees) transactions to the end user. Still in accessibility, the chain has one of the lowest hardware requirements for its capacity in the space, which also contributes to decentralization.

Developer Experience (DevX) got a 9/10 score, with a top-down focus on development and a grassroots “build” culture. MultiversX offers familiar tools like Rust framework and WebAssembly, flexibility in programming languages, and a strong open source ethos. Comprehensive documentation and an active community further support developers, making it attractive for building applications and smart contracts.

Ecosystem and Adoption got a 7/10 score, as a small ecosystem’s size and adoption relative to larger blockchains could limit its current reach and utility. Still, the ecosystem is growing, together with implementations and partnerships, having big names associated with EGLD. As Finbold reported, an Alibaba Cloud partnership, upcoming MiCA-compliant stablecoins by xMoney, and a potential adoption in a Romanian city.

Economic Model (Tokenomics) got an 8/10 score, considering a capped EGLD supply, with full distribution by 2030. Moreover, Grok AI mentions a 30% network fees going to the developer of the used smart contract, incentivizing builders.

Putting it all together, Grok 3 AI evaluated MultiversX with a score of 8 out of 10.

“Considering the eight categories and their respective scores, we can observe that MultiversX performs well across the board, with no significant weaknesses in any given area. This leads to a final average score of 7.875, which can be rounded up to 8 out of 10.”

Moreover, the AI notes that it would not recommend MultiversX for short-term investing. In fact, the model predicts that the cryptocurrency is not a good short-term buy due to poor price action at around $500 million of capitalization.

However, Grok 3 AI sees MultiversX as a top pick for mid and long-term fundamental investing, aiming for a $100 billion market cap.