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Discover the power of Rust, the modern computer programming language known for its speed, safety, and high performance.

If Ethereum’s future scaling solution is to convert all Rollups into ZK Rollups, OP Succinct aims to deploy Type-1 zkEVM (fully Ethereum-equivalent) within the OP Stack, utilizing Rust and SP1.

This article introduces the founding team, project background, technical platform, and market performance of ARC Token. The ARC team is committed to promoting the deep integration of AI and blockchain through decentralized and high-performance blockchain technology, creating an open, collaborative digital ecosystem. The AI framework RIG (Rust Inference gateway) developed based on the Rust language can effectively improve AI computing efficiency and security. Since its token was launched, ARC has quickly gained market recognition, with a market capitalization reaching 50 million US dollars at one point, attracting wide attention. In the era of AI and meme culture integration, successful AI tokens require high thresholds, and the issuance of coins by professional teams like ARC heralds the participation of more professional teams in this field in the future.

Explore how Arbitrum Stylus changes the rules of the game for smart contract development. Stylus supports WASM, allowing developers to use languages ​​such as Rust to build efficient and secure contracts while maintaining full interoperability with EVM. The article uses case studies such as Renegade Finance and Superposition to demonstrate Stylus' potential in reducing gas costs and improving performance.

Arbitrum is about to launch the Stylus upgrade, which will allow developers to use languages such as Rust, C, and C++ for smart contract programming while maintaining full compatibility with EVM languages such as Solidity. The article explores the necessity of Stylus, how it works, and its potential impact on the Arbitrum ecosystem, including improving computing efficiency, reducing costs, and attracting a wider developer base.

Sui Network relies on smart contract execution, where the Move language, developed in Rust on the Sui blockchain, plays a crucial role. We delve into the underlying Move language of Sui to explore its unique charm different from other blockchain programming languages.

This article compares the smart contract programming models of Solana and Ethereum. Solana's on-chain programs are similar to Ethereum's smart contracts, but Solana offers a different runtime environment through its unique account model and data decoupling approach. Solana's account model separates code and data storage, enhancing security. Solana primarily uses the Rust language for smart contract development, which offers high performance and security but has a steep learning curve. Ethereum, on the other hand, mainly uses Solidity, providing a simpler and more mature development experience. Despite the development challenges with Solana, its high throughput, low costs, and scalability make it an ideal choice for developing high-performance dApps.

SVM is the "virtual computer" used on the Solana blockchain to run smart contracts and handle transactions. Unlike Ethereum's Virtual Machine (EVM), SVM uses parallel processing. Thanks to its built-in Sealevel engine, SVM can process thousands of transactions simultaneously, rather than sequentially like EVM, significantly speeding up transaction processing and improving network scalability. Moreover, SVM is developed using Rust, a language known for its performance, security, and ability to handle concurrent tasks, giving Solana a technical advantage when managing high loads.

WebAssembly is an open-source web development framework. Find out more about what it is, its history, how it works, and its benefits.

The article delves into the motivations behind Arbitrum Stylus, its implementation details, and its impact on the Web3 space.

Solana is a high-performance blockchain platform designed to support dApps. It is known for its speed and scalability, achieved through a unique consensus mechanism and architectural design. This article uses Ethereum as a comparison object to briefly introduce the characteristics of the Solana smart contract programming model.

This article provides an in-depth look at the latest developments in OP Mainnet, focusing on the new fault-proof mechanism and its effects on the accuracy and efficiency of decentralized transactions. It also explores OP Stack as the technical framework for Ethereum's Layer 2 network and discusses how OP Labs incorporates zero-knowledge proof technology into OP Stack via OP Succinct to enhance Ethereum's scalability.

This article examines some of the relationships and use cases between Wasm and blockchain: smart contracts, cross-chain interactions, off-chain computation, and data privacy.

This article introduces the application scope of different ZK programming languages, along with their respective advantages and disadvantages.

Fuel is an operating system designed for Ethereum Rollup, which provides an outstanding development experience through FuelVM and Sway language. Its innovative parallel transaction execution, minimal state and native asset support make it superior to traditional Ethereum L2 solutions in scalability, security and performance. This article analyzes this Web3 ecosystem solution from the core components of Fuel, innovation points, token economics and other aspects.