Web3 enthusiasts should have heard of Aptos Network.

Aptos Network is currently one of the most secure and scalable blockchains in the Web3 field. Its founder once worked in Diem, a stable currency project under Meta, and thus continues to maintain high security, scalability, reliability and scalability. Upgradable blockchain design principles and the powerful functionality of the Move programming language. (Note: Move is a Rust-based programming language that provides developers with increased safety and flexibility.)

Since the release of the mainnet on October 22, 2022, both blockchain industry builders and ordinary blockchain enthusiasts have given high recognition to Aptos Network, even from a non-technical point of view, Aptos Network The design principles behind Network also have strong rationale. In the words of Alexandru Filip, founder of Bware Labs and lead developer of AIP-6 -

"The technical team behind Aptos Network is one of the most professional and tech-savvy teams we have had the opportunity to work with."

teamteamConsisting of more than 40 engineers with high technical background in Web3 and Web2 development, it aims to bring real reliability and high-performance services to developers in the Web3 industry. The stated mission of Bware Labs is to better support and facilitate the development of the cooperative network's blockchain development ecosystem, address Web3 challenges by providing some of the industry's most reliable infrastructure services and development tools, and improve Web3 worldwide. adoption rate.

Bware Labs also launched a decentralized application programming interface (API) platformBlast, the platform, powered by Bware Labs' upcoming INFRA token, serves 41 blockchain networks and delivers the best performance in terms of speed and reliability without sacrificing decentralization.

Through extensive participation in the Aptos ecosystem (from validator services, to decentralized API support, and a free-to-use snapshot service), Bware Labs recognized that the Aptos community needed a reliable delegation mechanism that would reduce the onboarding of new validators threshold while allowing token holders to participate in the protocol by staking their assets and earning rewards.

As stated in AIP-6, previously only holders of over 1 million APT tokens could stake tokens and earn rewards, but with the release of AIP-6, everyone in the Aptos community is now allowed to participate , support the agreement, and then have the opportunity to obtain token pledge rewards. Not only that, but AIP-6 also allows multiple parties to participate in order to meet the validator's minimum pledge requirements, thereby further decentralizing the network and improving security.

Flavian Manea, CEO of Bware Labs, said:

“Since Bware Labs joined the Aptos testnet as a validator, it has formed a set of common values ​​and beliefs with the development team behind Aptos Network. When we decide to support a new blockchain, we will participate in the journey of Aptos Network This set of values ​​and beliefs has become one of the important things we consider in the middle of the year. Although we provide a full set of tools and services for Aptos Network and its developers, it is possible to contribute on a deeper technical level to further improve The entire ecosystem, and the cooperation with the Aptos Foundation team, this is a huge achievement for Bware Labs. Finally, this is actually the wonder of the Web3 industry. Even though different teams have different purposes, but for To achieve the same ultimate goal, we can also cooperate with each other and work together.”