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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.
Movement's documentation team has published comprehensive Movement Name Service (MNS) documentation with SDK integration examples, domain registration and resolution methods, and verified GraphQL queries for testnet.
Movement's documentation repository has merged a new developer guide focused on gMOVE liquid staking integration. The guide provides comprehensive technical guidance for developers integrating with the liquid staking protocol.
Movement's documentation repository has been updated with comprehensive token standard documentation, covering Fungible Assets, Digital Assets, and legacy Token and Coin Standards to guide developers building on the Movement Network.
Movement's Aptos Core has merged four new combined entry functions in the confidential assets module that enable wallets to offer one-tap user experiences without requiring multiple signature prompts. The new functions streamline common workflows for first-time shield users and existing asset holders.
Movement's Aptos Core introduces a two-tier auditor architecture for confidential assets, adding chain-level auditor governance alongside existing per-asset auditors, with full epoch tracking and historical record keeping.
Movement's core team merged critical security fixes to the confidential_asset module, correcting a balance subtraction bug and rejecting identity-point public keys that could lead to unforgeable registration proofs and disabled auditor channels.
Movement's Aptos Core has merged a new feature adding `#[view]` annotations to ownership-related functions in the aptos_framework::object module, enabling developers to query object ownership status off-chain.
Movement's Aptos Core PR #167 introduces the `DECOMMISSION_CORE_RESOURCES` feature flag and a new `account::destroy_account_from` function, enabling controlled decommissioning of the core resources account (@a550c18) through the Aptos Framework.
Movement's Aptos Core framework has integrated a native atomic bridge enabling direct ERC20 to Move L2 asset transfers. The bridge features governance-configurable relayer roles and timelocks, with formal verification underway.
