Blazing Multi-VM Execution for High-Performance dApps
Blazing Multi-VM Execution
for High-Performance dApps
Run EVM and CosmWasm smart contracts on one ultra-fast Layer 1
- •Deploy familiar EVM contracts on a high-throughput execution layer.
- •Reuse existing tools, libraries, and workflows without major changes.
- •Extend functionality with CosmWasm modules when you need more flexibility.
- •Build secure, modular smart contracts in Rust using CosmWasm.
- •Design complex protocols suited for RWAs and enterprise workflows.
- •Tap into shared liquidity and cross-chain flows by default.
- •Launch hybrid dApps that combine EVM and CosmWasm in one place.
- •Serve global users with real-time UX and predictable low fees.
- •Scale usage without re-platforming as demand and complexity grow.
Multi-VM
(EVM + CosmWasm)
50,000+ TPS
<600 ms finality
<$0.00001 fees
PoS + BFT
How does EVM & CosmWasm execution work on BitNetChain?
BitNetChain runs a multi-VM execution layer with an EVM-equivalent environment alongside CosmWasm. You can deploy both EVM-style and WASM-based smart contracts on the same high-performance Layer 1 without choosing only one stack.
Do I need to choose between EVM and CosmWasm?
No. BitNetChain lets you run EVM and CosmWasm contracts in parallel. Many teams use EVM for broad wallet/tooling compatibility and CosmWasm for more advanced or specialized logic, all on the same network.
How fast and affordable is execution on BitNetChain?
The network targets over 50,000 TPS with sub-600 ms finality, while typical transaction fees stay below $0.00001. That combination makes high-frequency DeFi, gaming, payments, and complex workflows practical for everyday users.
Which languages can I use to build smart contracts?
You can write contracts in Solidity for the EVM side, and in Rust (and other WASM-compatible languages) for CosmWasm. This gives you flexibility to pick the best language and VM for each part of your application.
Can EVM and CosmWasm contracts interact with each other?
Yes. BitNetChain’s cross-VM architecture allows contracts in different VMs to communicate through defined interfaces. You can compose EVM and CosmWasm modules into a single dApp, sharing logic, state, and liquidity.
Do I need a completely new toolchain to start building?
No. For the EVM environment, you can continue using familiar Web3 tools (Solidity compilers, testing frameworks, Web3 libraries, etc.). For CosmWasm, you rely on standard Rust/WASM tooling, with BitNetChain’s SDKs and documentation tying everything together.
