FUEL is live.

⛽️ = endgame.

Every blockchain VM does the same basic job: it tells all the nodes exactly how to run transactions so they always stay in perfect sync. Most VMs stop there, focusing on correctness & speed, but the FuelVM doesn't just settle for that. 🧵

The best thing about the FuelVM is watching this play out in real apps:. @bakosafe is a multisig that’s literally one predicate: no upgradeable contract, nothing to exploit. @v12trade runs an on-chain order book where each order is a UTXO. Matches run in parallel with 0 backlog.

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We're extending our buyback program!. The Fuel Network Foundation successfully executed $1M (100%) of our planned $1M FUEL token purchase program today. All tokens have been transferred to a public address on Ethereum mainnet. Next week, we will be restarting this program. We.

RT @BuildOnFuel: stop compromising. start building.

Did you know? On Ethereum, a token is a smart contract. So moving 3 tokens = 3 separate contract calls, 3 approvals, 3 gas payments. Fuel puts this feature at the protocol layer. This week’s issue of #OnlyOnFuel ⛽️ 🧵.

Native assets also remove an entire class of exploits: most token drains begin with a malicious contract wrangling an unlimited approve(). Fuel eliminates that vector—there is no approval step, hence such attacks aren’t possible with assets on Fuel.

Could Ethereum and other EVM L2s “just add” this convenience?. Not without breaking established tooling: its account-based model assumes only ETH is native. In short, you get fewer clicks, lower fees, simpler code, and zero approval risk, only on Fuel.