#STT# #SUPRA# Let's talk about programming L1 architectures like movm, with sui chain as a representative, including Dorl and apt chains. Strictly speaking, supra is the fourth public chain developed using this programming method. Movm was initially designed by a talented team from Microsoft, and the project was open-sourced on the internet. Due to the conservative regulations and policies of the Biden administration, they were forced to give it up (considering the pros and cons for the parent company), and the aforementioned companies picked it up and continued development, achieving a market capitalization of 10-50 billion in blockchain, proving that movm is currently the best programming language. That's one aspect. Sui, on the other hand, is a horizontally infinitely scalable L1, with multichain parallelism, speed, security, and decentralization. Supra is vertically integrated with multichain parallelism; this design complements sui and offers higher security. If we must say they are in a competitive relationship, they are actually from the same lineage. One can understand it like this: two people with the same master are building highways. The senior brother set out earlier; when the highway encounters a mountain, it turns, and when it meets water, it builds a bridge. The junior brother sets out a bit later, with stronger technology; when he encounters a mountain, he digs a tunnel, and when he meets water, he builds a bridge. It's like two highways, one running east-west and the other running north-south, without interfering with each other, but the latter highway is safer, with no detours around the mountains; the tunnel is straight, improving efficiency and increasing safety. As for decentralization and speed, they are all the same standard since they originate from the same programming. In layman's terms, I believe most newbies like me can grasp a bit of it, truly appreciate the charm of the web3 world, and do something for the next generation of the internet, while also earning some cognitive money. Let's encourage each other.