Utilizing Parallelism in Smart Contracts on Decentralized Blockchains by
Taming Application-Inherent Conflicts

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Utilizing Parallelism in Smart Contracts on Decentralized Blockchains by Taming Application-Inherent Conflicts

11 January 2022

Peter Garamvolgyi

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SmartBugBert: BERT-Enhanced Vulnerability Detection for Smart Contract Bytecode Jiuyang Bu Wenkai Li Zongwei Li Zeng Zhang Xiaoqi Li 80 17 0 07 Apr 2025
A Comprehensive Survey of Blockchain Scalability: Shaping Inner-Chain and Inter-Chain Perspectives Baochao Chen Liyuan Ma Hao Xu Juncheng Ma Dengcheng Hu Xiulong Liu Jie Wu Jianrong Wang Keqiu Li AI4CE LRM 51 0 0 04 Sep 2024
Deferred Objects to Enhance Smart Contract Programming with Optimistic Parallel Execution George Mitenkov Igor Kabiljo Zekun Li Alexander Spiegelman Satyanarayana Vusirikala Zhuolun Xiang A. Zlateski Nuno P. Lopes Rati Gelashvili 32 2 0 09 May 2024
Impact of EIP-4844 on Ethereum: Consensus Security, Ethereum Usage, Rollup Transaction Dynamics, and Blob Gas Fee Markets Seongwan Park Bosul Mun Seungyun Lee Woo-Kyoung Jeong Jaewook Lee Hyeonsang Eom H. Jang 75 7 0 06 May 2024
Operation-level Concurrent Transaction Execution for Blockchains Haoran Lin Yajin Zhou Lei Wu 17 3 0 15 Nov 2022
SPEEDEX: A Scalable, Parallelizable, and Economically Efficient Decentralized EXchange Geoffrey Ramseyer Ashish Goel David Mazières 38 8 0 04 Nov 2021