Arbitrum proposes AIP proposal to "activate Arbitrum Stylus and enable new WebAssembly smart contracts"
Arbitrum has proposed an AIP to activate Arbitrum Stylus on the Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova mainnets and enable the new generation of WebAssembly smart contracts. Stylus is a supplement to EVM (Stylus contracts and EVM contracts are completely interoperable), and it is also a new programming environment, including a WebAssembly-based virtual machine, CLI, and a specification SDK that defines patterns and frameworks for writing smart contracts. This enables developers to write smart contracts using new programming languages such as Rust.If the Arbitrum DAO approves the AIP, discussions on the proposal will be initiated on the forum, and the remaining code changes will be completed and reviewed before voting on Snapshot to enable Stylus on Arbitrum Sepolia. The Stylus branch will be merged into the standardized Nitro codebase, tested on a public testnet that simulates the production environment, and deployed and voted on the upgraded chain on Arbitrum One and Arbitrum Nova.
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