Aptos stablecoin supply tumbles -15%... According to data on DefiLlama at time of writing, @Aptos' native stablecoin market cap has fallen by around -14.5% over the past week. The tumble pushes the figure to below $1 billion, now at roughly $950 million, and means @StellarOrg has flipped Aptos for the #13# spot.

Aptos and Lotte Group Subsidiary Take Tickets On Chain Aptos (@Aptos) is expanding its partnership with Lotte Group subsidiary Daehong Communications into on-chain ticketing. The companies plan to use blockchain for tickets tied to concerts, exhibitions, and other cultural events. The firm's earlier collaboration with Aptos leveraged Giftiel, the voucher portal of Daehong, which has issued more than 5 million digital vouchers. More than 1.3 million users have interacted with the platform since its Aptos integration. The new ticketing system is designed to provide verified ownership, real-time tracking, and anti-counterfeit protection. Users will not need crypto wallets or gas fees, keeping the blockchain infrastructure behind a familiar ticketing experience.

Aptos Opens Door to 100+ Regulated Assets Archax (@ArchaxEx) has integrated with Aptos (@Aptos) to bring more than 100 regulated assets onchain. The FCA regulated platform will tokenize securities, funds, equities, and debt instruments on Aptos. The first tokenized offering would be MembersCap Tokenized Global Reinsurance Income Fund. Aptos Foundation will act as a general partner of the fund during its first launch.

Aptos runs transactions in parallel first and sorts out the collisions after Most parallel chains require transactions to declare in advance which data they touch. @Aptos does not, per its docs, taking the opposite bet to Solana and Sui. The engine called Block-STM runs a block's transactions in parallel while tracking what each one read and wrote. Clashes are caught in a validation pass, and the losers are re-run until the results match running everything one at a time in the block's preset order. The trade-off lives in busy moments: heavy contention on the aptos:native network means more re-runs, a cost both Aptos Labs and independent researchers acknowledge.

Aptos continues to set new records... @Aptos executes a whopping 11.7M transactions per day, which is a 6.5% jump from its previous high just one day earlier. This is a record high for the network's daily transaction capacity.

Aptos-based DEX Decibel goes live with spot trading alongside perps @Aptos ecosystem exchange @DecibelTrade launched spot markets, starting with $BTC and aptos:native pairs. Users can hold spot assets, post eligible ones as collateral, and hedge with perpetuals from a single account. The fully on-chain trading engine has passed $5.8B in cumulative volume, per Aptos. The venue previously offered perpetual futures only.

Aptos crossed $1B in USDT earlier this year. It's now past $1.1B. Today, @Tether's USDT accounts for roughly 79% of stablecoin value on the network, up 18.6% in the last 30 days. Low fees, sub-second finality, and every transaction burns $APT.

One Aptos integration opens the door to 100+ regulated assets. That's what @ArchaxEx brings to the network. And Archax isn't a crypto-native experiment. It's the first FCA-regulated digital securities exchange. The significance isn't another logo joining an ecosystem. It's what follows. One integration can carry regulated funds, equities, and debt instruments without rebuilding the rails for each product. That's how financial infrastructure scales. Integrate once, then expand what moves through it. One integration. 100+ assets that can move through it.