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Most bots build calldata using ethers/viem/alloy ABI encoders.

That works. But it's slow, and it creates unnecessary allocations.

On Monad, you're not competing on calldata correctness, you're competing on calldata speed.

Your bot will evaluate thousands of opportunities per second. If you're ABI-encoding each one dynamically, you're burning cycles on string parsing and memory allocation.

The correct approach: precompute selector + static offsets, then splice in only the dynamic values.
πŸ’‘ Remember Box pinned Β«[2512.19428] Attention Is Not What You Need https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.19428Β»
We Got Claude to Build CUDA Kernels and teach open models!
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as long as humans design protocols and other humans compose them, there will always be belief lag

this belief lag is monetizable