Aptos Labs said it plans to roll out MonoMove, an upgrade to its execution engine, according to Techub. In internal testing, the company said MonoMove delivered large performance gains in Decibel’s fully on-chain trading scenario. Collateral withdrawals were executed up to 55 times faster, while order placement was up to 22 times faster. Aptos Labs also said end-to-end sequential transaction throughput improved by as much as 11 times in its internal benchmarks.
The company expects feature development for MonoMove to be completed by the end of 2026. If the proposal clears governance voting, the upgrade is scheduled to go live on the Aptos mainnet in 2027. Aptos Labs said the new engine will retain Move’s asset safety constraints and add redundant checking mechanisms as part of the design.
Aptos Labs plans to introduce MonoMove, an upgrade to its execution engine, according to Techub.
In internal tests, the company said that in Decibel’s fully on-chain trading scenario, collateral withdrawal execution was up to 55x faster and order placement was up to 22x faster. Aptos Labs also said end-to-end sequential transaction throughput improved by as much as 11x in internal benchmarks.
Feature development for MonoMove is expected to be completed by the end of 2026. The upgrade is then slated to launch on the mainnet in 2027, subject to approval through governance voting.
Aptos Labs said the upgrade will keep Move’s asset safety constraints in place and add redundant checking mechanisms.
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