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Neon EVM, an Ethereum Virtual Machine, has been launched on the Solana mainnet working to bridge the hole between Ethereum and Solana’s computing fashions. This will allow Ethereum DApps to make the most of Solana successfully for transaction settlements:
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— Neon EVM (@Neon_EVM) July 3, 2023
The Neon EVM good contract, residing on Solana’s blockchain, processes wrapped Ethereum transactions, integrating the robustness of Ethereum’s DApp surroundings with Solana’s extremely environment friendly infrastructure.
This design permits builders to deploy Ethereum DApps instantly onto the community, utilizing Solana’s technical capabilities whereas requiring minimal code reconfiguration.
In the previous, cost-effectiveness for EVM DApps sometimes meant resorting to rollups or sidechains. The arrival of Neon EVM on Solana units a brand new precedent by providing an alternative choice to layer 2 options.
Ethereum’s common transaction charge is round $2. L2s can provide a saving of 4–20 instances with transaction prices falling between $0.5–$0.1. Solana, on the different hand, options a mean transaction charge of a mere 0.00001 SOL (~$0.0002) per transaction – a powerful 10,000-fold saving. Neon EVM’s preliminary Devnet exams have already confirmed the protocol’s real-world efficacy.
“Once we repeat these tests in production, we will present the figures based on the real-world data.” Marina Guryeva, director of the Neon Foundation, said in an announcement.
The launch has additionally activated the Neon Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), a group that can have a major affect on the future trajectory of Neon EVM.