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Level Up Social Gaming with Sonic 🎮⚡️ @SonicLabs is turning Web3 into a true playground for devs & gamers → Full EVM support → build in Solidity, no rewrites → SonicVM pumping 10,000 TPS for lag free multiplayer → $200M Innovator Fund + 400,000 $S grants fueling new projects → Game Gems airdrops rewarding apps that spark engagement → 90% fee monetization → devs keep the upside → $0.001 fees + sub second finality = smooth gameplay always $S isn’t just infra → it’s the launchpad for the next wave of interactive, community-powered worlds

I've been learning about the Aptos Move language lately, and it seems attractive. 1. Asset-Oriented Language (Resource-Oriented Programming) The biggest feature of Move is the concept of resources. Resources cannot be copied or dropped; only ownership and transfer are possible → enhancing the security of assets. Optimized for implementing digital assets like cryptocurrencies and NFTs, where scarcity and integrity are crucial. 2. High Safety and Security Guarantees memory safety and type safety like Rust. Thanks to resource rules, it prevents double spending. Supports formal verification tools → can preemptively block logical errors and security vulnerabilities in smart contracts. 3. Modularity and Reusability Move code is written in modules, making it easy to reuse. Modules can be independently and safely deployed → can be utilized like standardized libraries across multiple projects. 4. Flexible Execution Environment Move VM is not dependent on any blockchain → can run independently on various chains like Aptos and Sui. Developers can support multiple ecosystems with a single Move codebase. 5. Parallel Execution & Scalability On chains like Aptos and Sui, Move supports parallel transaction execution → enabling high-performance TPS. (Oh, suddenly thinking of @SonicLabs) More favorable for scalability compared to existing EVM-based languages. 6. Rust Compatibility The design philosophy of Move is similar to Rust → lower entry barriers for developers with system programming experience. Enhances stability by borrowing concepts of memory safety and ownership. There are really many more... I wonder if I can use it... haha @Aptos

YT Sonic Point Optimization and Yield Defense Operation With @SonicLabs' first snapshot just a few days away, many people are participating, but it is expected that many will leave again after the first snapshot ends. In particular, I am not exactly sure how the allocation for Koreans will proceed in the first and second rounds, so if the allocation for Koreans is excluded in the second round, it seems that I will have to go through another lonely three months with a few other Koreans. I currently have a very small amount of USDC and am operating by buying YT on Sonic. I am running about $1,000 worth of greenhouse YT with an operation under $50. Interestingly, while the value may continue to drop with $50, I am receiving Silo-based interest against about $1,000, which provides some defense. Additionally, Sonic Points are being mined at 12 times, but it can be said that even with a very small amount, the biggest effect can be achieved. This product is valid until December 18 of this year, and if I withdraw before then, even if I can't fully recover the principal, it seems that point mining will be done properly if timed well.