Helius CEO: Solana's programming model offers greater security advantages over EVM in AI development
According to Odaily, Helius CEO mert stated on the X platform that AI gives Solana a significant competitive advantage in development. Solana's programming model is safer for AI compared to the EVM interface model. On Solana, most operations (especially core functions such as token creation, swapping, and transferring) do not require writing new contracts, which means developers can reuse existing pipelines on the client side without new security audits, thereby speeding up development. Developers can integrate existing pipelines, swaps, and Token Hooks with just a few prompts. In addition, the previous disadvantage of Solana—where writing contracts was more difficult due to the lower abstraction level of the Rust language—has been effectively offset by AI. It is expected that this year, several startups with valuations ranging from 1 billion to 10 billion dollars will emerge on Solana.
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