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Introducing MonoMove, Aptos' new execution engine and the biggest scalability upgrade in network history.

Moving global markets onchain takes a new standard of speed and safety. MonoMove delivers both, executing the smart contracts behind every onchain market up to 55x faster.

Money is moving onchain. Aptos has the engine to run it.

Imagine knowing that someone is developing a technology capable of opening today's strongest digital locks.

You don't know exactly when it'll be ready. But you know the locks will eventually need to change.

That's the challenge quantum computing presents to modern cryptography.

Much of today's digital security relies on mathematical problems that conventional computers cannot practically solve. Sufficiently powerful quantum computers could change that, and financial infrastructure cannot afford to wait until those protections become vulnerable.

That's the idea behind AIP-137, authored by @AptosLabs' @alinush.

It proposes an optional post-quantum signature scheme for Aptos accounts, based on SLH-DSA, a NIST-standardized algorithm. Existing signature schemes would keep working, and users could opt in over time without moving their assets to a new address.

The proposal has been accepted and is feature-gated, so it would be turned on through governance when needed.

Account signatures are one part of a broader, full-stack effort toward post-quantum readiness.

The aim is to have that path ready well in advance.

500,000+ users across 150+ countries can trade fully onchain perps without leaving @useTria.

Every order is matched and settled onchain on Aptos via @DecibelTrade. One self-custodial account, no bridging.

Reach, without rebuilding the rails.

Institutions keep choosing Aptos.

Tokenized funds from Franklin Templeton, Apollo, and others already live on Aptos. Tokenized equities are in line to join them.

@Bullish plans to extend its equity tokenization services to Aptos, one of its initial network partners.

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