Aptos is navigating token unlocks with steady resilience, while Peaq keeps proving that the machine economy isn’t just theory anymore. Two chains, two different paths let’s take a closer look 👇

@Aptos | Unlocks aren’t the full story

In September, Aptos will release ~11M tokens a moment that usually sparks fear in the market. But Aptos has built a track record of handling these events without losing momentum. Liquidity has held, dev activity has kept rising, and the ecosystem continues to attract users. Unlocks here don’t just test price action; they test confidence in the chain’s fundamentals. And Aptos keeps showing it can handle the weight.

@peaq | Laying down real-world rails

On the Peaq side, the focus remains on usability. By integrating stablecoins like USDT and tightening partnerships with infrastructure providers such as QuickNode, they’re making sure DePIN builders have all the essentials to launch without friction. It might look like small steps on the surface, but in practice it’s how you build a network that lasts one where developers can ship, and users can actually use.