The change affects gas pricing when contracts access data on the same storage page.
According to a post from CryptoSlate, Monad has rolled out its latest mainnet upgrade. This update is designed to reward contracts that store related data together. The source article explains that this approach makes storing data together cheaper. A reproduced mainnet call verified the pricing behavior for reads within and across pages. The details were shared via social media and linked to the full article on the topic.
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The change affects gas pricing when contracts access data on the same storage page.
According to a post from CryptoSlate, Monad has rolled out its latest mainnet upgrade. This update is designed to reward contracts that store related data together. The source article explains that this approach makes storing data together cheaper. A reproduced mainnet call verified the pricing behavior for reads within and across pages. The details were shared via social media and linked to the full article on the topic.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateMonad’s latest mainnet upgrade rewards contracts for storing related data together. The first read on a 128-slot page costs 8,100 gas. Each additional read on that page costs just 100 gas. Cross into a new page, and the 8,100-gas charge returns.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateMonad’s latest mainnet upgrade rewards contracts for storing related data together. The first read on a 128-slot page costs 8,100 gas. Each additional read on that page costs just 100 gas. Cross into a new page, and the 8,100-gas charge returns.
