Movement Network adopts the Move language developed by the Facebook team, focusing on asset security and the robustness of smart contracts. Through a resource-oriented asset model and unique ownership rules, it significantly reduces the risk of asset duplication or tampering, allowing developers to build high-security DeFi applications with simplified processes. The platformâs three core components include:
The Movement Network architecture is divided into four major modules: data availability, ordering, execution, and settlement. It ensures network efficiency and security through DA light nodes, decentralized ordering nodes, and multi-tiered verification. After batch processing of transactions, final confirmation is quickly completed on the L1 contract, achieving both asset and data security as well as immediacy.
MOVE is the native token of Movement Network, supporting ecological development and network security:
Token distribution emphasizes the proportion of community and ecosystem, balancing early support with long-term contribution momentum, and establishes a foundation to reserve resources for future development.
In May 2025, Movement faced a controversy involving its co-founder related to market manipulation, which affected confidence in the token market. The project team quickly replaced core members and reshaped the organizational structure, establishing Move Industries to focus on technological breakthroughs and governance transparency. This wave of controversy became an opportunity for the projectâs governance and market perception adjustments, making it place greater emphasis on long-term brand building and compliant development.
In the future, Movement Network will focus on enhancing multi-chain compatibility, expanding the scale of DeFi, ecosystem, and institutional collaborations, and strengthening market trust and liquidity stability. With the security advantages brought by the Move language, along with a high-performance architecture, Movement has the potential to establish a foothold in the global decentralized application and cross-chain financial infrastructure sectors.