Big things are coming! No clickbait intended, but this time, @Aptos and @Jump_ are collaborating on a major project. Everyone knows Aptos, one of the three giants of Move, currently lagging behind Sui in terms of ecosystem. However, after the management restructuring early last year, it has shown a strong momentum for a comeback. As a pure "American concept coin," the new CEO @AveryChing recently attended a congressional hearing to provide reference opinions on legal regulations for the U.S. crypto industry, making a strong impression. Jump needs no introduction either; as one of the top market makers, after the collapse of FTX, it was Jump that helped stabilize the Solana ecosystem. The two giants are collaborating, betting on the "hot storage" sector @Shelbyserves. In the project architecture, Aptos Labs provides a fast and cheap blockchain foundation, while Jump Crypto injects institutional-level high-throughput architecture, achieving a 1+1>2 effect. Shelby's Web2 counterparts are platforms like Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, with significant application scenarios and business demands. Hot storage exists in contrast to cold storage. Cold storage: A data storage method used for low-frequency access and long-term archiving, fast to write but slow to read. Hot storage: A dynamic data storage system designed for high-frequency access and real-time interaction, featuring low-latency reading and real-time update capabilities. In simple terms, cold storage is "passive archiving," not proactive, not responsible, not rejecting, with little interaction; hot storage is "active interaction," meeting every day, communicating every day, always available.