Ethereum Compatible WebAssembly Runtime Pallet for All Substrate Blockchains
summary
An Ewasm VM implementation for Substrate called SSVM pallet runs Solidity and Fe bytecode but executes WebAssembly produced by LLVM so C/C++, Rust and JS contracts also work; developers compile with LLVM/solc, deploy via a Web3 gateway and MetaMask/Polkadot.js, and a Parastate testnet demonstrates coexistence with the EVM. Claim: AOT/JIT WebAssembly paths yield up to 100x faster execution versus interpreted EVM in benchmarks; the pallet installs into a Substrate chain and Parastate testnet shows it handling real ERC20-style flows.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:04Most public blockchains now support Ethereum apps
- 4:59EVM is unsafe
- 5:46EVM is not extensible
- 7:17EVM has a small developer community
- 12:32Supports extensions
- 13:44Standalone substrate blockchain
- 14:21Part of your own substrate blockchain
- 16:53Submit and execute via web3
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