EVM gas optimization refers to the process of reducing the computational resources required to execute transactions and smart contracts on the Ethereum Virtual Machine. This involves writing more efficient code to minimize the “gas” consumed, which directly translates to lower transaction fees for users. Techniques include streamlining contract logic, efficient data storage, and judicious use of EVM opcodes. Successful optimization enhances network accessibility and economic viability.
Context
EVM gas optimization remains a persistent and crucial discussion point in the Ethereum ecosystem and related Layer 2 solutions. News articles frequently cover new programming practices, compiler improvements, or protocol upgrades aimed at lowering gas costs. High gas fees can hinder user adoption and restrict certain decentralized applications, making optimization efforts highly relevant for ecosystem growth.
Researchers halved Verifiable Delay Function verification gas costs, making cryptographically secure, unbiasable randomness practical for resource-constrained smart contracts.
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