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AI & trusted computing·2026/09/03

What EVM Compatibility Actually Means: Bytecode, Precompiles, JSON-RPC, and Tooling

"EVM compatible" is often flattened into a marketing line. What actually sets migration cost is bytecode semantics, the precompile set, JSON-RPC behavior, and whether Foundry/Hardhat still work unchanged. This piece separates those four layers and explains why parallelism makes compatibility harder to keep.

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2026/09/03AI & trusted computing

What EVM Compatibility Actually Means: Bytecode, Precompiles, JSON-RPC, and Tooling

"EVM compatible" is often flattened into a marketing line. What actually sets migration cost is bytecode semantics, the precompile set, JSON-RPC behavior, and whether Foundry/Hardhat still work unchanged. This piece separates those four layers and explains why parallelism makes compatibility harder to keep.

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