ME News reports that on October 25 (UTC+8), Georgios Konstantopoulos, partner and CTO at Paradigm, tweeted that the team is about to launch a newly audited EVM with built-in just-in-time (JIT) compilation, which will be integrated into Foundry, Reth, Tempo, and all EVM ecosystem projects using its tech stack.
This EVM, named evm2, has its code publicly available on GitHub and is an EVM implementation written in Rust. Developers can customize opcodes, gas rules, transaction types, precompiled contracts, and more without modifying the core code. According to the repository's README page, evm2 can achieve execution speeds up to twice as fast as the current leading Rust EVM implementation, revm.
Foresight News: Reth is Ethereum’s execution client developed by Paradigm, Foundry is an EVM-based smart contract development framework, and Tempo is a payment blockchain incubated by Stripe and Paradigm—all three are currently built on revm. (Source: Foresight News)
Paradigm Launches Audited JIT-Enabled EVM, evm2
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Paradigm announced a project with the launch of evm2, an audited EVM featuring JIT compilation. Built in Rust, it enables developers to modify opcodes, gas rules, and transaction types without changing the core code. The project’s README states that evm2 runs up to twice as fast as revm. The code is now live on GitHub. The new EVM provides flexible cryptocurrency rules for developers.
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