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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2024 · 55 MIN

MODULAR MOVE ROLLUPS with Rushi Manche of Movement Labs

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Movement Labs is a modular framework to build and deploy Move-based infrastructure, applications, and blockchains in any distributed environment. They offer an open network for creators to build and grow. The team is building a suite of products and services that empower non-Move protocols to leverage the power of the Move Programming Language without writing a single lineof Move code. TOPICS00:00:00 Introduction00:04:58 EVM is going to zero00:12:33 Overview of Movement00:16:25 M2: Roll up framework00:18:27 Decision tree for a developer00:20:51 Noble and Union Partnership00:25:41 Fractal module: Backwards Compatibility 00:28:50 Risky Opcodes in Ethereum00:31:50 Native USDC00:33:36 How move benefits IBC00:35:12 Future of Cosmos00:40:08 Long term compatibility between VMs00:42:55 Movement Labs: Parthenon Roadmap00:44:35 Decentralised Share Sequencer00:47:24 Validators for M100:48:30 Token and Air Drop?00:48:59 Community program00:51:33 ETF ApprovalLINKSM2 Announcement Movement + Noble + Union PartnershipMovement RoadmapEthereum Opcodes GUESTSRushi Manche on TwitterSOCIAL MEDIASebastien Couture on TwitterThe Interop on Twitter

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