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One major bottleneck in the EVM is handling state and state growth. State is persistent and cannot be deleted (similar to 4844 bobs). Addressing the effect of state growth on performance often requires changing how the state is stored/handled which breaks EVM compatibility https://warpcast.com/bayardo/0xddc921b1
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For instance, the biggest change in Monad is not parallelizing the EVM, that was the easy part. The harder part was creating a new database format allowing faster and more-efficient access to state. This means that the state can significantly grow without degrading the performance of the chain nodes
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