Why is “Parallel EVM” a battle for the survival of the Ethereum EVM ecosystem?
Paradigm led a $225 million financing round for Monad, drawing market attention to “Parallel EVM”.
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Paradigm led a $225 million financing round for Monad, drawing market attention to “Parallel EVM”.
Can Parallel EVM enable existing decentralized applications to achieve Internet-level performance?
EVM++ aims to open the boundaries of EVM to adapt to the new crypto world
Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Ethereum, proposed to encapsulate ZK-EVM into Ethereum’s L1. The goal of the proposal is to create a system native to the Ethereum protocol that utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to verify Ethereum blocks.
As the dominant standard for smart contracts, the EVM chain has (to date) the majority of TVL, the largest developer and research network, and an incredible community that has stood the test of time (and multiple bear markets).
The competition in Alt L1 has become fierce. Near has launched a DA solution and Sui’s TVL has been rising. Only Ethereum is still unhurriedly upgrading its main network. Two major competition points have emerged in L2: parallel EVM and decentralized sequencer.
Parallel EVM demonstrates great potential in enhancing blockchain scalability and efficiency, marking a major shift in blockchain technology.
Parallel EVM is a way to make the Ethereum network faster and more efficient by running multiple transactions simultaneously.
The new roadmap entails the introduction of a wallet terminal, the launch of a social application, and an expansion into various networks, including those outside the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).
A deep dive into the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Solidity Assembly for smart contract optimization and security.