EVM Extensions
Stateful EVM Extensions on the core protocol allow dApps and users to access logic outside of the EVM. Acting as a gateway, these EVM Extensions define how smart contracts can interact with core functionalities on the Matchain (e.g. staking, voting) from the EVM.
Note: Not sure what EVM extensions are? EVM extensions behave like smart contracts that are compiled and deployed within the EVM. If you are familiar with the EVM, you may know them as Precompiles. These have predefined addresses and, according to their logic, can be classified as stateful or stateless. When they change the state of the chain (transactions) or access state data (queries), extensions are considered "stateful"; when they don't, they're "stateless".
Find in this section an outline of the currently implemented EVM extensions with transactions, queries, and examples of using them:
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