Collateral doesn't sit still. Where the value it generates lands is a design choice.
usDCBL is the protocol-native stablecoin on @DecibelTrade, backed 1:1 by cash and treasuries, and issued by @Stablecoin. The value those reserves generate stays in the protocol.
Built on Aptos.
Encrypted balances. Encrypted amounts. Live on Aptos mainnet.
Confidential $APT allows users to encrypt both at the protocol level. Addresses remain visible, offering a clear pathway to accountability and compliant use cases. Fully opt-in.
Via @TheStreetthestreet.com/crypto/innovat…
Trillion-dollar markets still run on pre-internet infrastructure. Delays, intermediaries, restricted access.
Aptos provides a secure, scalable foundation for capital and commerce to move with greater efficiency, resilience, and global reach.
@BlackRock BUIDL, @FTDA_US FOBXX (BENJI), @apolloglobal ACRED, and more are live on Aptos today.
With sub-second finality, proven throughput, and integrations spanning tokenized treasuries, credit products, and real-world assets, Aptos is where traditional finance meets programmable money.
Learn more: aptosnetwork.com/use-cases/f…
A fully onchain trading engine asks a lot of the chain underneath it.
Order book, matching engine, and settlement for @DecibelTrade all run onchain in Move on Aptos, with perps and spot markets in one place.
@AptosLabs' @AveryChing with @devntellxyz
One problem blockchain is built for: the scale of transactions.
@TeamCreatorFi's Jack Cameron on what that means in practice: find a marketplace at the scale where transactions become the bottleneck, then apply crypto to it.
With Aptos Foundation's @aptAlix 👇
AI is machine-native intelligence. Digital assets are machine-native money.
That's the framing in @BlackRock's latest research. It's also the split Aptos is built to support at scale: settlement fast enough for markets and always-on for machines.
One chain, built for both.
Our latest research paper explores the growing connection between AI and digital assets and explains why broad AI adoption may drive new demand, utility and applications across the digital asset economy. blackrock.com/us/individual/…
APT staking is now available on @BithumbOfficial.
Bithumb is also hosting a staking campaign during the launch period. Eligibility, terms, and how the campaign works are outlined on Bithumb: bithumb.com/
In Korea, some fans see the same production again and again.
@Daehongofficial, a Lotte Group affiliate, built L.TICKET for them: performances, exhibitions, and leisure, bookable in one place.
Ticket issuance records are headed to Aptos.
Daehong isn't new to Aptos.
Giftiel, their digital coupon service, has run on the network since 2025: 5M+ vouchers issued, 1.3M+ users onchain, 100K+ transactions a day.
Daehong called vouchers the starting point. Tickets are next.
Still ahead: ticket-and-voucher bundles with Giftiel, issuance recorded onchain to prevent forgery, alteration, and illegal distribution, and L.TICKET linked to the cultural and leisure assets of Lotte Group affiliates.
The full announcement: biz.chosun.com/en/en-industr…
Billions of people recognize the dollar. Far fewer recognize a blockchain address. That's why stablecoins matter.
@Tether USDT launched natively on Aptos in October 2024, bringing one of the world's most widely used digital dollars into a Move-powered ecosystem for the first time.
That sounds like an integration story. It's really a distribution story.
A worker sending money home doesn't need to understand Move. A business paying someone overseas never has to think about parallel execution.
They care that $100 sent feels like $100 received.
Fast.
Cheap.
Available 24/7.
The closer blockchain gets to everyday money, the less people should have to understand the blockchain underneath it.
That's the kind of infrastructure Aptos is designed to be.
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
The cluster section is the one that stands out for us.
Compute capacity only becomes useful when the rest of the system can keep up. That includes the data layer feeding the workload.
As compute becomes more distributed, keeping that data accessible across changing compute environments becomes a bigger part of the infrastructure problem.
We made an interactive explainer of the AI compute stack: from grid power and data centers to chips, racks, clusters, and workloads, plus the public companies at each layer.
Explore the infrastructure behind what @JensenHuang calls the five layer cake:
intelligence.mts.now/compute
$7B+ traded on @DecibelTrade. $1B+ of it through Builder Codes.
Different apps, one shared orderbook. Wallets, frontends, and bots plug in directly. Every order is settled onchain on Aptos, where every trade burns $APT.
Liquidity that doesn't fragment.
Confidential $APT is LIVE on Aptos mainnet.
What that means: Encrypted balances. Encrypted transfer amounts. Addresses remain visible. Fully opt-in by design.
Validators verify a transaction is valid while those amounts stay confidential.
Real-world use cases it enables: Payroll that doesn't expose salaries, treasury moves that don't signal strategy, payments that don't publish a balance, and more.
Built for compliant use. Learn more: aptos.dev/build/smart-contra…