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Aptos Public Chain Observations and Thoughts Recently, I've been paying attention to the Aptos chain. To be honest, since the mainnet launched at the end of 2022, I've witnessed too many ups and downs of public chains, but Aptos feels quite different to me. 1. First Encounter with Aptos and Technical Highlights When I first heard about this project, my immediate reaction was "Another Solana killer?" After all, there are too many projects claiming that. However, after diving deeper, I found that these former Meta engineers really have something. What impressed me the most is their Move programming language. As someone who has been in the blockchain industry for many years, I've seen too many disasters caused by smart contract vulnerabilities. From the very beginning, Move prioritized security, and this "security-first" philosophy seems to me more valuable than merely pursuing TPS. 2. Aptos Ecosystem Development and Real Applications This year, Aptos has indeed performed remarkably. In August, it processed 326 million transactions in a single day, a number that reminds me of when Ethereum first exploded. More importantly, this is not lab data, but results from a real network environment. I am particularly focused on their ecosystem development. From 250 projects at the beginning of the year to now over 330, this growth rate is quite impressive in a bear market. Especially with Aave V3 choosing to deploy on Aptos, this marks Aave's first deployment on a non-EVM compatible chain, indicating that institutional-level projects are starting to seriously consider Aptos. Of course, what excites me the most is their breakthroughs in real-world applications. The EXPO2025 digital wallet quickly gained 500,000 new accounts and 4.4 million transactions, and this B2G collaboration seems to me to have more long-term value than pure DeFi hype. 3. Challenges, Technological Innovations, and Future Outlook However, to be honest, I also have concerns. The competition in the public chain space is too fierce; Solana's ecosystem advantages are still evident, and Sui, as a competitor using the Move language, is also developing rapidly. Whether Aptos can finish this marathon remains to be seen. But from a technical perspective, Aptos is indeed doing things that others cannot. Parallel execution, sub-second confirmation, and the upcoming Shardines upgrade—if these technological innovations can be successfully implemented, they could indeed change the entire industry's landscape. What I am most looking forward to now is seeing more traditional institutions choose Aptos. After all, in this industry, no matter how good the technology is, without real use cases and users, everything is just a castle in the air. From the current trend, Aptos is moving in the right direction. @Aptos @AptosLabs

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