Stylus contracts are getting a 96 KB code size limit. That is four times what a Solidity contract gets, and four times what Stylus allows today. The DAO approved ArbOS 61 Elara, which builds on
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Reading one account onchain can cost seven or eight separate lookups on disk. Writing one rewrites a whole chain of records leading back to a single hash. That is fundamental to the core path of each
You already made the hard bet: Rust, explicit accounts, serious state design, and performance-sensitive programs. StylusPort exists because that work should not be trapped on one runtime. If you are
tl;dr I built an end-to-end x402 demo on Arbitrum One using AWS CloudFront + Lambda@Edge on the provider side and the CDP facilitator for settlement. The repo is at github.com/hummusonrails/arbitru...
tl;dr Agentic payments are not a nice to have anymore, they are becoming a requirement. Arbitrum provides the execution layer to make this reliable and performant. x402 is just the beginning of what