Virtual Blockchains on Ethereum
summary
Deployable virtual blockchains run as smart contracts on any EVM host, with an EVVM core that stores abstracted state while using host consensus and execution; testnet is live and the repo/docs are at evvvm.info. Transactions flow: signed intents captured by relayers ("fishers"), on-chain signature verification, then execution; an on-chain estimator rewards executors and stakers (estimator ~60k lines of Solidity). Features include sync and async nonces, token whitelisting, optional native token economics, and an on-chain name service accepting emails/phones.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:39Team Introduction & Background
- 1:17What is EVVM? Overview & Features
- 2:07Improvements Over EVM
- 2:54How EVVM Works: Architecture & Permissions
- 4:33Virtual Blockchain Components
- 5:02Transaction Lifecycle & Relayers
- 7:06Native Tokens & Incentives
- 8:33Account State & Nonce Management
- 10:21Executors & Name Service
- 11:22Banking, Privacy, and DeFi Integrations
- 12:01Testnet, Use Cases & Future Plans
- 12:39Closing Remarks
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