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Shimmer, the network built to advance major IOTA innovations, is nearing a key milestone, bringing IOTA one step closer to Ethereum compatibility. According to an X post, the Shimmer EVM launch could be imminent.
Shimmer provides an update on its EVM development, stating that its smart contracts team is hard at work testing and fixing bugs that are critical for a successful launch.
The Shimmer EVM team reflects on how things have gone up to this point, stating that before the summer, ecosystem projects were asked to test their dApps on the Shimmer EVM testnet.
Though it took longer than intended, most issues have now been fixed, and most projects are pleased with the current status.
Various tests (individually and under congested conditions) were successful. Tests in congested circumstances offered valuable insights into app behavior, which the team says boosted confidence in the EVM launch. That said, adjustments and testing for a closed Shimmer EVM launch are being finalized.
According to a previous post, the team stated that it was conducting final tweaks and tests while planning to initiate a closed launch of Shimmer EVM shortly.
This will allow the infrastructure, explorer and indexing services to be set up and the launching projects to begin their deployments and final tests.
The public launch is to be expected once everything is ready, and it might follow a few weeks later.
The Shimmer EVM launch remains a highly anticipated event for the IOTA community. Already, the Shimmer EVM testnet has topped 1.4 million transactions, suggesting demand for the innovation.
Currently, the Shimmer EVM testnet boasts 1,415,518 total transactions; 653,417 total blocks; 29,462 wallet addresses and an average block time of 727 milliseconds.
Denys Serhiichuk
Mushumir Butt
