Solana to Arbitrum Migration Just Became REAL One of the biggest technical walls in crypto is finally breaking. ➦ StylusPort just unlocked full @solana → @arbitrum execution-level interoperability. Let me break it down 👇 ----------------------------- The Shift: Stylus Evolves Beyond EVM Extensions Stylus started as an EVM + WASM extension layer on Arbitrum, allowing Solidity devs to extend their apps in Rust/C++ compiled to WASM. But now, thanks to @SecurityOak and @range_org… ➦ StylusPort enables Solana dApps to port their Rust code directly into Arbitrum. This isn’t a migration tool. It’s a cross-VM execution framework. ----------------------------- How Solana Apps Crossover to Arbitrum Here’s the high-level flow: • Rust → WASM Solana’s Rust code compiles to WASM bytecode, which Stylus natively supports. • Solana state → EVM state Stylus maps Solana’s account model into EVM-compatible state via shared memory. • Security + deterministic execution @SecurityOak runs verification, safety checks, deterministic execution validation on compiled WASM. • UI + logic preserved @range_org ensures devs keep their Solana logic, UI, metadata, no rewrites. • Native execution on Arbitrum Migrated programs run as Stylus contracts, fully composable with EVM DeFi. No bridges. No relayers. No wrapped assets. StylusPort = translator + transporter for execution logic. ----------------------------- Why This Matters (A LOT) Solana and Ethereum have always been siloed: > Different languages > Different execution models > Different tooling > Different liquidity silos StylusPort collapses that divide. Now a Solana dApp can: > Keep its Rust logic > Run inside Arbitrum’s ecosystem > Interact with EVM protocols > Access Ethereum’s deep liquidity Maintain one codebase for two environments This is execution-level interoperability, not token-level bridging. ----------------------------- Massive Implications for DeFi Arbitrum is moving toward becoming a multi-VM interoperability hub, where EVM, WASM, and non-EVM ecosystems converge. What this unlocks: • Solana-native DEXs, perps, money markets can deploy directly into Ethereum TVL. • Cross-chain stablecoins and synthetics can run the same logic across chains via WASM. • Institutions get deterministic, secure, sandboxed execution through Stylus’ WASM runtime. • Multi-chain codebases become one. Write in Rust → Compile to WASM → Deploy wherever Stylus runs. This is bigger than migration. It’s unified execution across ecosystems. ----------------------------- The Long-Term Vision StylusPort is the first real attempt at: > Cross-VM execution > Rust ↔ Solidity convergence > WASM as a universal crypto runtime > Multi-chain app portability > Protocol-level interoperability ----------------------------- Backed by: • @SecurityOak: the verification & deterministic execution layer • @range_org: the Solana → Stylus developer tooling ----------------------------- ➦ StylusPort becomes the execution gateway of the future: Write once. Deploy anywhere. Access all liquidity. The EVM and Solana divide is finally dissolving. And Arbitrum is positioning itself at the center of this new multi-VM universe. Lemme know your thoughts!