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Deterministic Runtime

Execution

The IVM design principle: no floating point, no non-deterministic syscalls, and explicit memory models for bit-for-bit reproducible execution.

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Definition

The IVM design principle: no floating point, no non-deterministic syscalls, and explicit memory models for bit-for-bit reproducible execution.

Why it matters

Guarantees every validator reaches the same result, enabling fraud proofs and cross-chain verification.

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