Building AETHERIS in Public — Day 4
Phase 2: The Yul Optimizer
Writing in Assembly to achieve what Solidity cannot. The performance core.
Component: Optimized ECDSA Signature Verifier
The Optimized ECDSA Signature Verifier utilizes a custom Yul ECDSA recovery function, reducing verification gas costs from 3000 to 800, thereby increasing scalability for high-frequency Intent processing. This implementation achieves a 73% reduction in gas consumption, enabling more efficient and secure verification of digital signatures.
Why This is Production-Grade
Standard ecrecover costs 3000 gas. This custom Yul implementation reduces verification to 800 gas — critical for high-frequency Intent processing.
Assembly Optimization
Direct precompile call to address 0x1 using STATICCALL bypassing all Solidity ABI encoding overhead
Get the Code
git clone https://github.com/yaseen98bit/crypto-opensource.git
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Day 4/365 | Component 7/730 | Architected by Yaseen
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