Tokenizing an asset is only half the work. The other half is a market where it can actually trade.
Aptos Labs' CBO @SolomonTesfaye_ joined @FINTECHTVglobal at the @NYSE earlier today on what comes next: commodities, public equities, and more fixed income moving onchain, and the
Block times <25ms. Confidential APT live on mainnet. @DecibelTrade and @shelbyserves both considerably further along than a year ago.
That shape is hard to see one release at a time.
@TokenRelations' latest @Aptos Annual Report covers the full stretch, and their dedicated Aptos
Agent-to-agent commerce needs money moving in and out fast enough that neither side waits.
That's a payments problem before it's an AI problem, and it's the kind of speed @Aptos is built to support.
@AveryChing on @devntellxyz. Watch the full clip 👇
Agents can already work the web we have: sites, APIs, checkout flows.
Onchain, the range widens. @AptosLabs' @AveryChing explores agents renting out idle GPU capacity, negotiating terms, and settling in stablecoins - among future use cases Aptos can support.
With @devntellxyz
A quantum computer could break the signature that proves an account is yours. Given the public key, it could recover the private key and sign as the owner.
AIP-137 would let accounts opt in to post-quantum signatures, once enabled via governance, without moving assets.
Where Aptos stands on post-quantum:
→ AIP-137 by @AptosLabs' @alinush: native, account-level post-quantum signatures, built on SLH-DSA (NIST FIPS 205)
→ To be enabled via governance
→ Reviewed by @coinbase's Quantum Advisory Council
Ready for it. Recognized for it.
