Data Precompilation is the process of preparing computational data or logic in advance to optimize its execution within a blockchain environment. This technique aims to decrease the computational resources and time required for on-chain operations. It effectively moves part of the processing burden off the main chain.
Context
Data precompilation is a significant area of focus for improving the efficiency and scalability of smart contracts and decentralized applications. It helps mitigate issues related to high gas fees and limited block space, enabling more complex and resource-intensive operations to be performed economically. Developments in precompilation are often reported as key steps toward enhancing blockchain performance.
The native integration of Chainlink Data Streams into the MegaETH execution layer establishes a new primitive for sub-millisecond data, structurally enabling centralized exchange-grade responsiveness for decentralized derivatives.
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