SupraEVM Beta Bounty
We're offering a 30,000 USDC bounty to any developer or team that can prove that they have a faster and provably correct parallel execution algorithm for the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) than Supra’s BTM (Supra's conflict specification-aware Block Transactional Memory).
Key Rules:
The competing algorithm must be open-sourced and provably correct over 100,000 real Ethereum blocks.
It must run on commodity hardware (up to 16 cores) to ensure decentralization.
If no one beats our algorithm, the most comprehensive benchmarking report showing that we’re the best still wins 10,000 USDC.
500 USDC to upto 10 People for just Posting that they ran the test and what their results are.
If someone does outperform us under these conditions, they will receive the full 30,000 USDC prize.
By end of campaign, if no one's able to beat SupraBTM Benchmarks, the person with the best data report will get 10,000 USDC.
The competition runs for one month (Ending Nov 21st), and payouts are made one month after verification. Let’s find out who has the fastest EVM parallel execution in the world!
System Setup Requirements
We conducted a head-to-head benchmark of SupraBTM and Monad’s 2PE executor on Ethereum workloads.
Hardware & Environment
Benchmarks were executed on a dedicated server machine:
Server: f4.metal.medium
CPU: AMD 4564P, 16 cores @ 4.5 GHz
RAM: 192 GB
Storage: 2 × 480 GB NVMe + 2 × 1.9 TB NVMe
Networking: 2 × 10 Gbps NICs
Execution Environment: both executors were run inside Docker to isolate dependencies and ensure reproducibility.
Executor Implementations
SupraBTM (iBTM): Implemented in Rust, built on REVM as the underlying EVM engine.
Monad 2PE: Implemented in C++, leveraging a native C++ EVM implementation. Monad has recently open-sourced this codebase.
Sequential Executor (Baseline): Our in-house sequential executor written in Rust, using the same REVM backend as iBTM.
Benchmarking Results Submission
Community members are already verifying benchmark results, post your submissions on X and tag us at @SUPRA_Labs
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