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Movement Network documentation has been updated with a critical warning for operators restoring archival nodes from older public snapshots, addressing a recurring peer ID duplication issue that causes validator fullnodes to repeatedly close connections.
Movement's Aptos Core repository has merged a critical bug fix addressing a flaw in token royalty lookups that caused marketplace failures when collections were renamed. The fix ensures royalty data is read from the token's original collection reference rather than being re-derived by name.
Movement's documentation received a comprehensive overhaul auditing 215 external URLs and fixing broken links across 39 files. The update reflects Mainnet's live status and implements the rebrand from Movement Labs to Move Industries.
A bug fix in Aptos Core PR #352 addresses state KV truncation leaks that left orphaned state values beyond the pruning point. The fix uses sentinel stale index entries to ensure first-time key creations are properly discovered and cleaned up.
A new PR to Aptos Core introduces the `aptos-debugger aptos-db fork` command, allowing developers to copy existing Aptos databases into isolated fork environments with freshly generated local validators. The tool preserves application state while preventing production connectivity risks.
Movement's core VM now rejects out-of-range enum variant tags during serialization, closing a critical gap that could lead to state wedging or block-level failures.
Movement Network's documentation has been significantly updated to feature Motion as the official Movement wallet, introduce new AI-friendly content indexing via llms.txt routes, and remove deprecated sidechain infrastructure.
Movement documentation now includes a comprehensive guide for the @moveindustries/near-intents-sdk TypeScript SDK, enabling developers to move USDC/USDT from Ethereum, Polygon, and Tron onto Movement as USDCx or MOVE through NEAR Intents.
Movement's documentation now includes a comprehensive liquid staking integration guide for gMOVE, covering view and entry functions, integration patterns, error codes, and testing guidance.
Movement's documentation now includes a complete developer guide for the @moveindustries/near-intents-sdk TypeScript SDK, enabling developers to move USDC and USDT from Ethereum, Polygon, or Tron onto Movement as USDCx or MOVE using NEAR Intents protocol.
