./ @Aptos isn’t just a “fast L1” anymore. It’s starting to feel like real infrastructure. With 330+ projects, 10M+ users, and about $1.2B in stablecoins, this doesn’t look like a hype pop .It looks like things actually getting used. Liquidity is sticking around. That’s usually when a chain changes gears. When @BlackRock shows up on a chain, they’re not here for vibes. They’re here to see if the rails hold. RWA money moves slower, comes with rules, and once it’s in, it tends to stay. That alone says Aptos is being treated less like an experiment and more like plumbing. Add the data and automation layer from @chainlink and the agent side via @AlloraNetwork and you get something closer to programmable finance than demos. Also telling: when Microsoft is in the picture, it’s not about yield it’s about whether this stuff works in the real world. Not one to hype. One to watch.