Precompiled Contracts in Neon: A Case Study of ERC-20 Wrapper

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  • The Neon EVM core program is based on the Sputnik VM, an implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine written in Rust. Sputnik VM includes a feature to embed third-party Rust code that can be invoked from Ethereum contracts. This embedded code is known as a “precompiled contract”.

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  • The Neon EVM core program is based on the Sputnik VM, an implementation of the Ethereum Virtual Machine written in Rust. Sputnik VM includes a feature to embed third-party Rust code that can be invoked from Ethereum contracts. This embedded code is known as a “precompiled contract”.

  • openzeppelin-contracts

    OpenZeppelin Contracts is a library for secure smart contract development.

  • The ERC-20 Wrapper’s Solidity contract code includes the IERC-20 Interface with its standard functions and events, and the Neon code extends this Interface with its own functions, implementing only the constructor and the fallback function.

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