As the "modular paradigm" sweeps through the L1 public chain narrative, another nearly overlooked variable is quietly gaining momentum: Move, the smart contract programming language originating from Meta (formerly Facebook). It was once the legacy of Libra, but has taken two distinctly different technical paths in the hands of Aptos and Sui, one aimed at real financial and payment compliance, while the other explores the future of complex objects and on-chain interaction paradigms. Aptos and Sui, the "twin stars" of the Move system born from the same source, not only continue the advantages of Move in resource safety and modular expression but also fundamentally diverge with "pipeline-style parallelism" and "object model-driven" approaches. When I reflect on the divergent paths of Aptos and Sui, I find that this is not just a technical evolution of two chains, but a final game about whether "Move can break free from Ethereum's path dependency." Aptos represents a public chain...
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