Simplified Cross-Chain contracts.

DizzyHavoc is a new deployment method for smart contracts, specifically designed to reduce costs and enhance flexibility.

* What makes DizzyHavoc unique is the utilization of the EVM bytecode language instead of Solidity. This implies a more low-level and hardware-specific form of programming, closely tied to the architecture of CPUs.

A new Cross-Chain Web3 Library.

With multi-Chain support.
Multi-Node Support.
Smarter Network Resource Usage: Optimization of network resource utilization, minimizing congestion, and maximizing overall performance for efficient blockchain interactions.

What would be its impact?

Reduction in deployment costs by reusing implementation code instead of redeploying it.
Flexibility in configuring the resolver to point to different implementations, promoting code reusability.
Ability to evolve and optimize smart contracts over time, with all deployments benefiting from updates to the underlying implementation.

What to expect next?

The primary focus at the moment is on constructing the cross chain bridge.
Then, expanding to as many mainnet chains as possible.

Further details, such as tokenomics and user guide, can be found on gitbook.

The litepaper is available here.