MOVE, Enabling the Next Object Based Blockchains
summary
An object-based blockchain where compute units are strongly typed Move objects with ownership baked into each object, reducing boilerplate and attack surface; Move borrows Rust’s borrow-checker semantics and omits dynamic dispatch to prevent common EVM bugs. Network design claims linear scaling so throughput rises as validators add workers and cites 300,000 TPS. Live four months, it already hosts 50 games, a shared on-chain central limit orderbook called Deep Book used by eight protocols, and a ZK login plus sponsored transactions to hide wallets and gas. Tooling remains the main gap; grants and hackathons fund improvements.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Sui and Move background
- 2:33Why Sui stands out
- 5:04Object vs account models
- 6:31Move security design
- 8:58Auditing Move contracts
- 11:27Developer accessibility
- 13:13Mutable object use cases
- 14:39ZK login for Web3
- 16:48ZK proofs and UX
- 17:29Open governance
- 19:16DeFi primitives growth
- 20:41Limitations and future
- 22:08Upcoming milestones
- 23:54Builder houses outreach
- 24:14Closing remarks
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