Aptos proposed the post-quantum signature improvement AIP-137, aiming to add optional account-level support for post-quantum digital signatures to address long-term quantum computing risks. The proposal would not affect existing accounts and plans to support the hash-based signature scheme SLH-DSA standardized as FIPS 205. https://t.co/6Eh56LMUjj
Hearing some people say @Aptos is a failed L1.
When I zoom out though, I’m honestly more optimistic now than back when $APT was trading much higher.
Aptos stablecoin TVL just printed a new ATH at ~$1.9B – top 10 across all chains, with multiple days ranking #1 - #2 in net stablecoin inflows.
That’s not narrative flow, I see real money choosing Aptos in a risk-off market.
And what really interests me is where Aptos is quietly converging.
Move was built for secure asset movement at scale.
Layer that with parallel execution, sub-second finality, native account abstraction, and Aptos starts to look like the infrastructure capital naturally settles on.
RWAs add another data point.
$500M–$1.7B in tokenized assets – including BlackRock’s BUIDL and Ondo’s USDY – are choosing Aptos as non-EVM rails.
If @Aptos can turn this stablecoin + #RWA gravity into deeper DeFi liquidity and tighten validator economics, the gap between fundamentals and price won’t last for long imo.