Rust for Blockchain: Why Solana, NEAR, and Cosmos Rely on Memory Safety
Why Systems Languages Dominate High-Throughput Web3
While Solidity remains the standard for EVM contracts, the demand for sub-second finality and parallelized execution has propelled Rust to the forefront of modern Web3 systems. Protocols like Solana (SVM), NEAR, Polkadot (Substrate), and CosmWasm rely on Rust for zero-cost abstractions, fearless concurrency, and memory safety without garbage collection pauses.
Marcus Chen
VP of Decentralized Systems
Distributed systems engineer with 12+ years of experience building high-frequency matching engines and non-custodial financial infrastructure.
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