aptos

Initialize a package with `aptos move init --name my_module`, add AptosFramework to Move.toml, and write modules using `move_to`, `borrow_global`, and `borrow_global_mut` for global storage. Compile with `aptos move compile --named-addresses my_addr=default` and publish with `aptos move publish`.

Use `@aptos-labs/ts-sdk` to build a transaction calling `0x1::aptos_account::transfer` with the recipient address and amount in octas (1 APT = 100,000,000 octas). Sign and submit with `aptos.signAndSubmitTransaction`, then wait for confirmation with `aptos.waitForTransaction`.

Aptos Move uses global storage where resources live at account addresses via `move_to` and `borrow_global`, while Sui uses an object-centric model with object IDs. Aptos has no `sui::object::UID`; data is accessed through address-based storage operations.

Use Token V2 (Digital Assets) via the `aptos_token_objects` module at address 0x4. Token V1 (`aptos_token`) is deprecated. V2 tokens are Move objects stored at their own addresses with capabilities managed through BurnRef, MutatorRef, and TransferRef.

This error means the recipient account has not registered for that coin type. Call `coin::register<CoinType>` first, or use `0x1::aptos_account::transfer_coins` which auto-registers the recipient during transfer.

Aptos abort codes follow the format `(category << 16) | reason`. Shift the code right by 16 bits to get the category (e.g., 0x6 = NOT_FOUND) and mask the lower 16 bits for the reason. For example, 0x60001 means NOT_FOUND category with reason 1.