OP_NET smart contracts compile to WebAssembly. That means they can be written in over 20 languages, including Rust, Python, JavaScript, Go, C and AssemblyScript. There is no new VM to learn. The language you already use is the language you build with.

The OP_NET explorer shows the contracts in byte code which is impossible for humans to read or reason about. How can we audit contracts or have our agents audit contracts before we put real money into something?

MEV is one of the most expensive problems in DeFi. Validators reorder transactions inside a block to extract value from users, costing traders billions every year. @chadmasterxbt on why that class of attack doesn't work the same way on OP_NET.

Early matters only if the infra keeps compounding. OP_NET has the right setup: Bitcoin security, native execution, and enough surface area for real apps to emerge. Let’s see what builders do with it.

OP_NET Token mints now live! Ecosystem alignment ✅ You can now get your rock using OP20 community tokens $MOTO, $PILL, $UNGA, and $PEPE. opnetrock.org 🪨🔥