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DeveloperCOMMUNITY5d ago
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MIP-8 proposes batched reads for nearby values on Monad
Monad has explained the core idea behind MIP-8: fetching a chunk of nearby storage values instead of querying each value separately.
MIP-8 introduces a different approach to storage reads. Instead of retrieving values one by one, the system can fetch a full chunk of nearby values together.
According to Monad’s explanation, fetching 128 values can take roughly the same time as fetching one. This is intended to improve the efficiency of operations involving nearby data.
Why it matters
This could give developers a more efficient way to work with data structures where the required values are stored close together. MIP-8’s central idea is to reduce the cost of these operations through batched reads.
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