How would @b1ackd0g explain what the Move Programming Language is to his mom?
Sam Blackshear says that it's a language for programming with money.
Sam saw developers forced to rebuild core financial behaviors from scratch with lots of room for error. Thatβs what sparked the creation of the Move language: to embed safe, reusable building blocks for money - right into the language itself.
@Mysten_Labs@SuiNetwork@WalrusProtocol
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Solidity lets you assign values to tokens.
MoveVM treats assets as resources meaning they canβt be duplicated, lost, or misused unless explicitly allowed.
This model gives DeFi protocols on @Aptos a serious advantage.
β«οΈNo Double-Spend Risk
A token in Move canβt be βsentβ twice. Itβs either moved or itβs not, enforced at the VM level.
β«οΈCustom Logic, Safely Encapsulated
You can build complex lending, staking, or yield strategies without worrying about open-ended permissions or fallback exploits.
β«οΈProtocol Invariants, Enforced by Design
The smart contract knows what the user should be able to do and wonβt compile otherwise.
β«οΈCleaner Audits, Better Composability
With fewer ways for logic to go sideways, protocols are easier to secure and build on top of.
β€ The biggest risk in DeFi is unexpected behavior.
MoveVM was designed so those behaviors donβt happen in the first place.