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Industry Observation and Analysis of the Aptos Public Chain Since entering the space in 2017, I have witnessed the rise and fall of many public chains. Back then, EOS claimed to have a million TPS, but what happened? Solana's outages became a common occurrence, and Avalanche once had its moment of glory. But Aptos is different; it has shown me something truly unique. I remember the first time I learned about Aptos was because of its founding team's background—from the Meta Diem project. To be honest, I had some doubts at the time, especially since the Diem project ultimately failed. However, upon deeper investigation, I found that this became Aptos's advantage. 1. Aptos's Technical and Regulatory Advantages "Dimensionality Reduction" in Technology The Block-STM parallel execution technology is indeed a breakthrough. I previously conducted a simple test: during network congestion, Ethereum transfers took several minutes, and the fees were exorbitant. In contrast, on Aptos, the same operation was completed in 0.1 seconds, with a fee of only 0.00011 APT (about $0.0005). This experience gap is not a gradual improvement; it is a qualitative leap. No wonder projects like Polygon, Monad, and Sei are "borrowing" Aptos's technical architecture. Simply put, Aptos got it right, and others are following suit. First-Mover Advantage in Regulation In June of this year, Aptos CEO Avery Ching testified before the U.S. Congress, which sparked significant discussion in the community. I carefully reviewed the testimony, and the three points he mentioned were crucial: Aptos is a U.S.-based company. Wall Street giants like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton have already deployed funds on Aptos. He called for clear regulatory policies for tokens. This is not just simple lobbying; it is about participating in rule-making. Think about it: when regulatory measures are implemented, which projects can quickly comply? The answer is clear. 2. Institutional Funds, Stablecoins, and Ecological Development "Voting with Their Feet" by Institutional Funds Data speaks volumes: BlackRock manages over $500 million in funds on Aptos. Franklin Templeton has invested over $400 million in money market funds. Apollo has moved private credit products to Aptos. The PACT protocol has issued over $1 billion in assets. These are all institutions strictly regulated by the SEC, and their choices are not arbitrary. Institutional funds are always cautious; any project they bet on must have solid technology and compliance capabilities. Natural Advantages in the Stablecoin Sector This year, the market value of stablecoins on Aptos grew by 85.9%, reaching $1.2 billion. The native deployment of USDT and USDC, along with the launch of USDe, has made Aptos a hub for stablecoins. More importantly, the GENIUS Act proposed in the U.S. sets requirements for stablecoins—freezing/burning functions, fast transfers, and clear audit trails—conditions that Aptos naturally meets. This means that once stablecoin regulations are clarified, issuers on Aptos can operate in compliance directly. Rapid Growth of Ecological Data Monthly active users have increased from 2.5 million last year to over 10 million in the first half of this year, the number of developers has grown by 96%, and ecological projects have increased from 250 to over 330. Behind these numbers are real user demand and developer confidence. Especially the success of the EXPO2025 digital wallet, with 500,000 new accounts and 4.37 million transactions, proves Aptos's performance in large-scale practical applications. This is not lab data; it is validation from the real world. 3. Summary and Personal Judgment My Judgment Having gone through so many bull and bear cycles, I have learned one principle: truly valuable projects are not built on marketing and hype but on solving real problems. Aptos currently faces the challenge of TVL still chasing other public chains, but I believe this is precisely the opportunity. With leading technology, regulatory compliance, and institutional recognition, these infrastructures are already in place; it’s just a matter of time. Of course, investing carries risks; I am not recommending buying or selling. However, from the perspective of technological development and industry trends, Aptos indeed represents an important direction for blockchain technology. In this uncertain industry, finding a project with solid technology and a clear path is quite rare. As Aptos's research director said: "We have built great technology, and now the entire industry is building based on it." This may sound a bit arrogant, but looking at the list of projects "borrowing" Aptos's technology, you will find that this is not bragging; it is a fact.