arbitrum

One of the biggest challenges in Web3, besides scaling, is the limited number of developers. Most blockchains only support one or a few coding languages, which is a major barrier to entry for developers.

Building the future of financial sovereignty, one farcaster at a time.

There are ~27M developers worldwide: ~13M in C/C++, ~3M in Rust, and less than 100k in Solidity. Imagine the potential if we open Web3 to all these devs! 🌟

To get the next billion users, we need the next million developers. Arbitrum Stylus provides additional language support alongside the EVM. You can write contracts in Solidity, Rust, C, and C++.

The best part? You can even break your contract into parts, writing some in Solidity, some in C++, and some in Rust. These contracts can interact seamlessly, improving the developer experience.

Lower costs mean more RAM! This unlocks complex, memory-intensive tasks like data processing and machine learning directly on the chain, enabling applications previously limited by high memory costs.

Everything built on Stylus is interoperable with Rust dapps, making interactions between Arbitrum and Solana seamless.

Arbitrum Stylus uses Nitro, an advanced fraud-proof technology, to validate code accuracy. Nitro's fraud-proof mechanism quickly detects and reverses fraudulent activity, minimizing delays. This ensures enhanced security and efficiency for smart contracts.

Stylus aims to increase developer adoption, enhance scalability, and reduce costs. Stylus is now live on testnet!

Stylus cuts memory costs by 100-500x! WASM's efficient execution makes complex memory operations much cheaper, significantly reducing gas costs.