August 11th, the modular execution layer Fuel announced that it has enhanced FuelVM through upgrades, significantly improving its performance and security. Specific updates include: 1. Contracts can now mint unlimited types of tokens; 2. Added support for new cryptographic signature types: including secp256r1 and ed25519 (strict);

3. Fuel has added native support for 256-bit numbers to make it cheaper for large-scale mathematical operations and improve interoperability with EVM; 4. Removed the limit on the number of nested calls, allowing developers to create more composable applications;

5. Parallel predicate verification allows the network and memory pool to handle more transactions, thereby improving network TPS; 6. WASM Bindgen supports fuel-types and fuel-asm, unifying Rust and TypeScript SDK code libraries, enabling fast development processes, and reducing errors caused by different implementations.