load.network
  • Load Network
  • Quickstart
  • About Load Network
    • Overview
    • Network Releases Nomenclature
    • Load Network Alphanets
    • Key Features
    • ELI5
  • Using Load Network
    • Compatibility & Performance
    • Network configurations
    • Load Network Bundler
    • 0xbabe2: Large Data Uploads
    • Load Network Bundler Gateways
    • Load Network Precompiles
    • LN-Native JSON-RPC Methods
    • load:// Data Protocol
    • Self-Hosted RPC Proxies
      • Rust Proxy
      • JavaScript Proxy
    • Code & Integrations Examples
      • ethers (etherjs)
      • Deploying an ERC20 Token
  • Load Network Cloud Platform
    • Cloud Platform (LNCP)
    • Load S3 Protocol
    • load0 data layer
  • Load Network for evm chains
    • Ledger Archiver (any chain)
    • Ledger Archivers: State Reconstruction
    • DA ExEx (Reth-only)
    • Deploying OP-Stack Rollups
  • Load Network ExEx
    • About ExExes
    • ExEx.rs
    • Load Network ExExes
      • Google BigQuery ETL
      • Borsh Serializer
      • Arweave Data Uploader
      • Load Network DA ExEx
      • Load Network WeaveDrive ExEx
  • Load Network Arweave Data Protocols
    • LN-ExEx Data Protocol
    • Load Network Precompiles Data Protocol
  • DA Integrations
    • LN-EigenDA Proxy Server
    • LN-Dymension: DA client for RollAP
  • load hyperbeam
    • About Load HyperBEAM
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  1. Using Load Network

Compatibility & Performance

Load Network Compatibility with the standards

EVM compatibility

Load Network EVM is built on top of Reth, making it compatible as a network with existing EVM-based applications. This means you can run your current Ethereum-based projects on LN without significant modifications, leveraging the full potential of the EVM ecosystem.

Load Network EVM doesn't introduce new opcodes or breaking changes to the EVM itself, but it uses ExExes and adds custom precompiles:

Alphanet V0.5.3

  • gas per non-zero byte: 8

  • gas limit: 500_000_000

  • block time: 1s

  • gas/s: 500 mg/s

  • data throughput: ~62 MBps

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