Aptos has introduced MonoMove, a proposed upgrade to its smart contract execution engine. Based on the company’s internal testing, the change could lift execution speed to as much as 55 times the current level. Aptos said development of MonoMove’s features is expected to be completed by the end of 2026. After that, token holders or governance participants will decide through a governance vote whether the upgrade should be adopted. If approved, Aptos plans to roll out MonoMove on mainnet in 2027. The company said the proposal is designed to improve performance while also strengthening security. Aptos added that the upgrade is intended to support potential usage needs from financial institutions. The announcement lays out both the expected development timeline and the decision path for deployment, with adoption still subject to community governance rather than automatic implementation.
Layer 1 blockchain Aptos has introduced MonoMove, a proposed upgrade for its smart contract execution engine. According to the project’s internal testing, the upgrade could increase execution speed by as much as 55x compared with the current level.
Aptos said development of MonoMove’s features is expected to be completed by the end of 2026. The proposal would then go to a governance vote to determine whether it will be adopted. If approved, Aptos plans to implement the upgrade on mainnet in 2027.
The company said the goal of the upgrade is to improve performance and strengthen security to meet potential usage needs from financial institutions.
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