Description: Exploring more about blockchains and having built tools in the EVM ecosystem, our mission has become even clearer: to make public computers more transparent, useful and accessible.
Team & values Products Blog Careers Contact SmlXL Back to top About The 10,000 foot view Where did we start, and where are we going? What drew us to blockchains is that they enable public computing: software and infrastructure in the public right of way, managed by the public. So much of our life depends on computing, and decentralized computing has shifted paradigms. Notwithstanding the bear market, the events of the last couple of years have only reinforced the urgency; obfuscated and excessively abstract
But are blockchains really accessible to the public? While anyone can run an archive node and have all the data, it doesn’t mean they can understand it. You may have a contract’s code, but can you understand what it does and whether it functions as expected by the user or intended by the developer? As efforts to scale and improve blockchain performance progress, these systems will become more complex, making them more opaque without the right tools. This is not a critique; distributed systems are hard to un
We’re building proprietary techniques to leverage blockchain’s determinism and transparency for rigorous analysis of EVM bytecode and contracts. Combining static and dynamic analysis, symbolic execution, instrumentation, and simulation to provide a complete and rich understanding of accounts, contracts, and their rich relationships and a computing infrastructure to work alongside it.
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EVM Codes - An Ethereum Virtual Machine Opcodes Interactive Reference