EVM composability refers to the ability of smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps) deployed on Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible blockchains to seamlessly interact and interoperate with one another. This characteristic allows developers to combine existing protocols like modular building blocks, creating more complex and powerful applications. The shared execution environment and standardized contract interfaces facilitate the stacking of functionalities, leading to innovative financial primitives and services.
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The state of EVM composability is a core strength of the Ethereum ecosystem and its many compatible layer-1 and layer-2 networks, fostering rapid innovation in decentralized finance. A key discussion centers on optimizing gas fees and scalability to maintain this composability as network usage grows. Future developments include further advancements in cross-chain communication protocols and the emergence of new EVM-compatible chains that seek to expand this interoperable environment while addressing current limitations.
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