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Attention Move developers and Move-based products: @arbitrum might be your new home through the Move-to-WASM compiler we built for Stylus! Read the latest article on Arbitrum’s blog here: blog.arbitrum.io/rather-labs… And let us know if you need any support while using the compiler.

We are live! Move Stylus with @rather_labs

Live desde @arbitrum_esp!

Mañana tenemos livestream! Vamos a charlar con el equipo de @rather_labs sobre su compilador que permite usar Move en Arbitrum a través de Stylus, abriendo nuevas posibilidades para builders del ecosistema. 🗓 Jueves 12 de marzo ⏰ 7pm (GMT-3) Con @sebastrosen y @nicoan_

five years from now… does solidity stay dominant? or does another language take over? multi-language smart contracts are no longer theoretical. Move. WASM. Stylus. @arbitrum this short is a small part of a much bigger shift. with @rather_labs @sebastrosen @nicoan_

Our very own @nicoan_ and @sebastrosen spoke with @cripto_nita_ from @arbitrum LATAM about our Move compiler for Stylus. Huge thanks João for the great conversation, and to the entire @ArbitrumDevs community for the amazing feedback so far! 🚀

Move is now live on Arbitrum! Move smart contracts can now run on Stylus via the Move-to-WASM compiler - alongside Rust, C, & C . New languages, new primitives, new design space for Move devs on Arbitrum. Huge props to @rather_labs for making this real. Arbitrum Everywhere

Move has landed on Arbitrum Stylus brings Rust, C, C and now Move to the EVM - enabling enterprises to build entirely new onchain primitives This wasn’t possible without the collaborative effort from @rather_labs On Arbitrum, there are no boundaries to build onchain

It’s official, you can deploy Move Smart Contracts on @arbitrum! After months of work, we’re proud to introduce the Move-to-WASM compiler for Arbitrum’s Stylus Virtual Machine. This is great news for Move developers: you can now build in one of the largest and most well-funded ecosystems, while benefiting from Arbitrum’s tooling, incentives, and developer support. If you need any help or guidance while using the compiler, feel free to reach out, we’re happy to help. Move on Arbitrum is live 💫🚀 ratherlabs.com/blog/welcome-…

Even when crypto prices drop and charts look scary, real builders are quietly shaping the future. This week, @arbitrum gave us a glimpse of one of those moments: Stylus Demo Day. It’s a celebration of creativity, innovation, and smart contracts that are faster, cheaper, and more flexible than ever before. Thanks to @arbitrum for highlighting these builders and their work! If you’re new, don’t worry, Stylus isn’t hard to understand. Think of it as a new toolset for building smart contracts. Developers can use Rust, C, or C instead of just Solidity. More programming languages = more people can build = faster innovation and better apps for everyone. Stylus adds a second virtual machine (WASM VM) next to the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Why does that matter? Because it allows developers to: Use memory more efficiently Reduce gas fees Run transactions faster In simple terms: your contracts work better and cost less. Demo Day made it real. Projects funded through the Stylus Sprint grants presented live builds. We got to see smart contracts actually running on @arbitrum, saving gas, handling more data, and doing things that were previously too expensive on EVM. Example: @redstone_defi Oracles on EVM are expensive and slow because of technical limits. With Stylus: ✅ Rust code runs directly onchain ✅ Multiple data feeds can be processed in one transaction ✅ Gas costs drop dramatically The results: 34% less computation overall and 50% less per data feed, real savings you can feel. @wakeuplabs is making Stylus even easier to use by adding AssemblyScript, a language similar to TypeScript. This means developers can use languages they already know instead of learning something new. Familiar languages = more developers building = more apps and tools for the Arbitrum ecosystem. @rather_labs is bringing Move, the language behind Aptos and SUI, to Stylus. Stylus isn’t just for one language or one project it’s about giving developers more freedom to build smart contracts their way. The result? Faster innovation, lower costs, and more creative possibilities for everyone. The big picture: small technical upgrades can create huge opportunities. 💡 Faster contracts 💡 Cheaper computation 💡 More programming languages 💡 Easier access for developers Stylus Demo Day shows that @arbitrum is quietly building the future of smart contracts, efficient, flexible, and accessible to everyone.