$APTOS Catalyst Posts
July 27, 2026Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $APTOS Profile · Market Rankings
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4 source posts analyzed· 2026-07-27T14:43:27+00:00Ripple's now sitting at the table with regulators, not just reacting to their rules. OMFIF's Public Blockchain Working Group backed by Ripple, Aptos, Hedera and Stellar engaged six financial regulators to address how banks can safely adopt public blockchain infrastructure.
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AI visual analysis: The image shows a section from a webpage titled "First report from OMFIF's Public Blockchain Working Group," which discusses regulatory engagement on public blockchain technology at commercial banks. It highlights that OMFIF created the working group with support from Aptos, Hedera, Minsait (Indra Group), Ripple, and Stellar Development Foundation, and notes that six financial regulators participated in the discussions—aligning with the accompanying post about Ripple actively engaging with regulators rather than merely reacting to them.
· 2026-07-27T05:11:46+00:00@SuiNetwork continues to Lead the Move Ecosystem! The numbers speak for themselves. @SuiNetwork has reached $434.23M in Total Value Locked, maintaining a dominant lead in liquidity and ecosystem growth. With $434.23M locked compared to @Aptos $63.84M, @SuiNetwork holds a
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AI visual analysis: An infographic titled "TVL Comparison" comparing Total Value Locked between Sui at $434.23M (marked "LEADING") and Aptos at $63.84M, noting Sui is 6.8x higher, featuring the Sui water drop logo.
· 2026-07-27T18:18:37+00:00@Ripple is literally helping write the rules. OMFIF just formed a working group with Ripple, Aptos, Hedera, and Stellar — they sat down with 6 regulators to map out how banks actually adopt public blockchain. This is not theory anymore.
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· 2026-07-27T16:48:37+00:00@Ripple isn't just fighting regulators anymore — they're helping write the playbook. OMFIF's Public Blockchain Working Group, backed by @Ripple , Aptos, Hedera, and Stellar, just sat down with six financial regulators to figure out how banks can safely run on public blockchain inf