Aptos Autumn or FUD Fall?

It’s exciting to finally bring Aptos to mainnet.

Acknowledged that it could have gone better. Building a decentralized protocol from the ground up is tough! Aptos is fortunate to have a fantastic community that's constantly evolving together.

Addressing some concerns below:

— Mo Shaikh (@moshaikhs)
8:36 PM • Oct 18, 2022

the era of creating a new L1 just to test out a new execution environment / VM / lang is over

that’s not how you dev blockchain anymore

if you want to test out a new VM, you build it in a way that can be fraud/validity proven, and then you find a suitable DA layer for it

— Eric Wall X 🏴 (@ercwl)
1:12 AM • Oct 18, 2022

I worked on Aptos staking, and I’ve been trying to avoiding FUDing Aptos, but I knew posts like this were coming. This is why I stopped building on Aptos 🧵

— Paul Fidika | OpenRails.dev (@PaulFidika)
3:01 PM • Oct 18, 2022

Given the launch of the latest new shiny L1 chain, it’s good to take a refresher on this

It’s not an EVM fork this time around sure, but you should still understand how the game is played

🫡

— ChainLinkGod.eth (@ChainLinkGod)
3:45 AM • Oct 18, 2022

Couldn't be arsed to look it up, but I bet in its current state, Aptos is a centralized chain controlled by VCs

Dumping tokens on retail at FTX & Binance -> "progressive decentralization"

— polynya (@apolynya)
3:27 AM • Oct 18, 2022

“an angry mob of ronald mcdonals protesting for bad working conditions at mcdonalds, by caravaggio” by Educational_Set_7277 #dalle2#aiart

— generated by ai dalle2 (@Dalle2_)
3:03 PM • Oct 4, 2022