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Fluent

The first blended execution network. Fluent blends Wasm, EVM and SVM apps into a unified execution environment.
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Introducing Fluent Public Devnet: Building Wasm and EVM-based Blended Apps

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June 25
If you’ve been following the Fluent journey, you know that Private Devnet V1 was shipped about six months ago and Private Devnet V2 was shipped about four months ago.
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Unifying VMs with Blended Execution

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Fluent
May 22
Existing general purpose blockchains support apps targeting one virtual machine (VM). They offer single execution of smart contracts written in the VM’s supported programming language(s).
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Private Devnet V2: EVM Support and Upgraded Rust SDK

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Fluent
February 07
This upgrade features 100% EVM compatibility, letting developers build smart contracts in Solidity and Vyper, as well as a new and improved Rust SDK.
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Fluent Launches Private Devnet

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Fluent
December 13
We are thrilled to announce Fluent’s private devnet, a major step in our journey to help web3 onboard millions of developers and power the next generation of scalable apps on Ethereum.
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Rollup Flavors & Modular Scaling

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Fluent
September 14
Rollups have the ecosystem buzzing with controversy. If you're scratching your head trying to make sense of it all, you’re not alone. We’ve noticed there aren’t many pieces of content that bring rollup architectures together in a digestible way, so we’ve decided to take a stab.
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The History of Wasm in Blockchain

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Fluent
September 06
Supporting general-purpose languages not only creates a more intuitive experience for web3-native devs, but also enable millions of new developers to build onchain.
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Introducing Fluent: The zkWasm L2 for Ethereum

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Fluent
August 09
Today we introduce Fluent: a general-purpose rollup on Ethereum that lets you build scalable blockchain applications in your favorite programming languages - Rust, TypeScript, Solidity, and more.