Why does my transaction succeed in simulation but revert on-chain?
機会
EVM simulation tools run a transaction against a snapshot of chain state, but by the time that transaction lands in a block, state has changed. For multi-hop DeFi operations, a price oracle tick or a competing transaction touching the same pool turns a valid simulation into an on-chain revert. Developers have no way to know from a simulation how sensitive their transaction is to state drift between call and inclusion. Recent analysis of EVM workloads in production confirms that execution behavior is highly state-sensitive and that current gas and simulation tooling does not account for this variance. The gap is widest for complex interactions across multiple contracts, exactly where the stakes are highest.
重要な理由
Simulation that reflects execution-time state sensitivity is the primitive that makes complex on-chain operations predictable for developers.
機会をどう評価するか
Opportunity Scoreは測定値ではなく、私自身の見解です。どれほど痛みを伴うか、どれほど頻繁に影響を与えるか、そして今日時点で解決策がいかに少ないか。スコアが高いほど、構築する価値が高いと私は考えています。
それが現れたときにどれほどの痛みをもたらすか。
実際にどれほど頻繁に人々がそれに直面するか。
今日時点で、それに対する優れたツールがいかに少ないか。