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Aptos Collective retweeted
I'm proud of the engineering team at @AptosLabs and their strong commitment to making security a foundational part of our infrastructure.
From day one, we've invested heavily in strengthening MoveVM, improving how code is executed and verified, and building safeguards that protect the network as it grows. As an additional layer of protection, @Aptos employs defense-in-depth independent validation through the VM's runtime checks, ensuring that inconsistent execution states are detected even if they made it past an earlier verification check. Much of this work happens behind the scenes (as it should), but it's critical to building financial infrastructure that people and institutions can trust.
The Move programming language was designed with security at its core, with built-in protections that help developers prevent entire classes of vulnerabilities. We believe it’s one of the most secure foundations for building onchain, and we’re constantly investing in making it even stronger. Our team’s work on defense-in-depth runtime verification has also been published in peer-reviewed research, reflecting our long-standing commitment to advancing security across the broader Move ecosystem: arxiv.org/abs/2606.18064
The recent incident involving Initia is a reminder of why that investment matters. Our team has reviewed the exploit and confirmed that Aptos mainnet is not susceptible under its current MoveVM design. Initia uses an independently maintained implementation of MoveVM that also differs with respect to its integration. For example, since launch, Aptos has disallowed a single transaction from both publishing a module and then executing a script against that module, blocking a key step in the exploit. Aptos also enables additional runtime safety checks, which provide another layer of protection.
MoveVM was designed with security at its core, and we've continued building on that foundation. Security requires constant attention, investment, and improvement, and I'm proud of the team that shows up every day to do that work.
Wishing the @Initia team the best as they work through this incident. We remain ready to provide support if needed!
Aptos Collective retweeted
Our team has confirmed Aptos is protected against this class of exploit by design.
Since launch, Aptos has disallowed publishing a module and executing a script against it in the same transaction, the exact condition required for the attack. This architectural difference means the vulnerability is not possible on Aptos.
We also maintain additional defense-in-depth controls (including paranoid mode) that further reduce risk even if a similar condition were introduced. The Move language itself remains secure when these safeguards are applied.
We're in standby and ready to provide any support if needed for the Move community.
to the best of our knowledge so far, this is a Day 0 bug related to Initia's MoveVM on CosmosSDK that allowed the exploiter to mint additional tokens on the Initia L1 but does not apply to native INIT tokens.
the attacker was able to mint and bridge out ~$2.7m worth of AUSD, ETH, and USDC before the chain was paused.
Aptos Collective retweeted
We're aware of the recent security incident affecting Initia, and we've confirmed that Aptos is not impacted.
more details coming soon.
Aptos Collective retweeted
Nothing says “deep research” like putting Sui in two different tiers and labeling the Aptos logo as “Sui.” 😂
Aptos already has an accepted post-quantum proposal (AIP-137), SLH-DSA implementation in aptos-core, and Devnet support, yet somehow lands in Tier C.
AIP-137: github.com/aptos-foundation/…
AI-generated vibes are strong. Fact-checking vibes? Not so much.
Maybe try proofreading before ranking entire ecosystems. 🤣
Quantum thread attention is actually picking up on its own right now.
Not because of some big catalyst or coordinated shill, but more ppl are just starting to dig into the actual projects building post-quantum stuff.
You’re seeing more real conversations around which chains are native vs which ones still need to migrate, and the pure-play ones are starting to get more eyes.
With this kind of slow burn momentum, I think the narrative still has room to run before it gets fully crowded.
So if you’re looking for projects actually building in the post-quantum space, I’ve got you covered here by tier:
✨ Tier S (already shipped)
@QRLedger | base:0x37696cd8f723ce541ac376f79fc109080e505ba3: Native XMSS since 2018. Every transaction is PQC from day one. Longest track record, no migration needed.
@NEARProtocol | $NEAR: ML-DSA signing live on mainnet since Jul 2026. Accounts can add a PQC key without changing address.
@QuantusNetwork | $QTC: ML-DSA from genesis, mainnet ~Sep 2026. Uses ZK aggregation to reduce signature bloat.
✨ Tier A (gaining traction)
@Starknet | $STRK: Already demoed Falcon/ML-DSA. Account abstraction makes switching signature schemes easier.
@PQabelian | abelian:native: Lattice-based native + privacy. Live mainnet for a while, supports multi-algorithm (Blanc Fork), has QDay L2 EVM-compatible.
@mochimocrypto | $MCM: Native hash-based (WOTS+) since 2018, same generation as QRL.
@Algorand | algorand:native: Falcon-1024 accounts live on mainnet (Aug 2026) + Falcon State Proofs since 2022
✨ Tier B (Building momentum, tooling/infra value)
@QANplatform | $QANX: Hybrid Dilithium + hash, EVM-compatible, dual-key.
@cellframenet | $CELL: Uses CRYSTALS-Dilithium, already live.
@SuiNetwork | $SUI: ML-DSA-65 already running on Devnet. Clear roadmap (testnet end of 2026 → mainnet auth Q1/2027).
@projecteleven: Yellowpages (link BTC → PQC key) + Strongpoint custody. Practical tooling, working with multiple large chains.
@qlabsofficial | $Qone: qVAULT + migration toolkit, uses Falcon. Focused on infra to protect existing assets.
✨ Tier C (Still roadmap, slow ship)
Bitcoin (BIP-360): BIP-360 is in the repo but not live yet. Migration is very hard due to the UTXO model.
Ethereum: Targeting ~2029. Nothing meaningful live yet.
Aptos, Nervos, Solana, XRP Ledger (roadmaps / opt-in): Have proposals, opt-in paths, or roadmaps, but haven’t officially shipped yet.
#DYOR. If I missed anyone actually shipping real PQC, drop them below 👇🏻
Aptos Collective retweeted
Three more equity perps are live on @DecibelTrade, now 80+ markets across perps and spot.
31M+ trades and $8.5B+ in total volume since mainnet. Fully onchain, 24/7 access, built on Aptos, where every trade burns $APT.
The lineup keeps widening.
decibel.trade/
Aptos Collective retweeted
banger alert:
@DecibelTrade Agent Mode is in early access: plain-language questions in, order ticket out, and traders confirm before anything goes through. every confirmed order settles onchain on @Aptos
trading has a new interface, and on Decibel it talks back
AGENT MODE // EARLY ACCESS
Ask Decibel what's moving. Ask why. Ask it to build the trade. You confirm it.
The first traders are in. A limited number of spots are open.
Apply → forms.gle/LVvVdDzKoHoFzbHw7
Aptos Collective retweeted
Renting from anyone with capacity is the hedge.
Using that capacity fast is a data question: a new provider shouldn’t mean another full copy, another endpoint and another sync job.
That’s the layer Shelby is built for, across supported Shelby locations.
the neocloud boom is really an anthropic boom
of the $157B in publicly priced deals neoclouds signed this year, anthropic signed $90B (57% of total)
anthropic's revenue grew 7x in a year and unlike most companies, they actually can use any chip. and they are.
they use amazon's trainium, google's tpus, nvidia's gpus, AND signed a deal with amd
because it can use any chip, it can rent from anyone with capacity, which protects them from any shortage
meta came second at $48B with @nebiusai and @CoreWeave. but where's openAI? this year it signed just $10B with @cerebras
- (but in 2025 openai signed ~$610B with @Oracle, @Microsoft, @awscloud and @CoreWeave, while anthropic only signed ~$80B)
as long as anthropic keeps growing, the biggest neoclouds will continue to have a great customer
Aptos Collective retweeted
AI is the frontier. Awesome to see our lead investors repositioning their latest fund in this direction!
Aptos Collective retweeted
Trading on @DecibelTrade is getting a new interface: words.
Agent Mode is opening in early access. Traders can ask what's moving, ask why, and have it build the order ticket, all in one conversation.
Nothing executes until the trader confirms. Every confirmed order is settled onchain on Aptos.
Aptos Collective retweeted
AI trading on @DecibelTrade.
🫳🎤
Trading on @DecibelTrade is getting a new interface: words.
Agent Mode is opening in early access. Traders can ask what's moving, ask why, and have it build the order ticket, all in one conversation.
Nothing executes until the trader confirms. Every confirmed order is settled onchain on Aptos.
Aptos Collective retweeted
Aptos x @DecibelTrade x @useTria
Three systems, one race, and now one Space. We go live on 𝕏 Spaces tomorrow at 7 AM ET to talk through the Tria Grand Prix.
Set your reminders: xitter.cf/i/spaces/1qGvveNzwrBGB
We brought Ferrari paddock tickets to a trading competition.
Felt like that deserved a Space.
Join @useTria, @DecibelTrade, @Aptos, @Parthbl, @Borntobry, and @RonaldTato tomorrow to talk about the Tria Grand Prix, $120,000 in total prizes, and how to join the race.
October 22 • 11 AM UTC
Set your reminder below 👇
Aptos Collective retweeted
decibel lives in the fast lane nothing more fitting than working with tria on this trading competition
talk soon 🔥
We brought Ferrari paddock tickets to a trading competition.
Felt like that deserved a Space.
Join @useTria, @DecibelTrade, @Aptos, @Parthbl, @Borntobry, and @RonaldTato tomorrow to talk about the Tria Grand Prix, $120,000 in total prizes, and how to join the race.
October 22 • 11 AM UTC
Set your reminder below 👇
Aptos Collective retweeted
your order flow doesn't have to be someone else's signal
@DecibelTrade traders can now use Encrypted Mempool: order details stay encrypted while pending, with every trade still settled onchain on @Aptos
the Decibel experience hits different
Aptos Collective retweeted
The first decentralized, verifiable front running protection is now live in @DecibelTrade!
Trading infrastructure has a choice: collect MEV from users or protect users from MEV. @Aptos chooses the later.
Aptos Collective retweeted
Very happy to see how quickly the @SECGov and @CFTC have moved innovation forward. American innovation is well and alive.
.@chainlink is proud to partner with @hedera, @Aptos, @AvaLabs, and @StellarOrg in urging the SEC to codify its digital commodity framework.
Builders need lasting certainty. Codifying this progress would be a meaningful step toward keeping America the home of digital asset innovation.
H/t @jackson_mueller for leading this effort 🫡
Aptos Collective retweeted
Moving compute is often the easy part. The overhead starts when the data setup has to move with it.
Every new copy, endpoint and sync process adds cost before the workload can even start.
Shelby keeps workloads connected to the same data across supported locations, helping more of the compute you pay for stay productive.
Aptos Collective retweeted
A lot of exchanges say they have this protection when in reality they don’t …. Ours is verifiable