官方科普:Circuit 只读调用、无需 gas 且可复算TapeOut Explainer: Circuit Calls Are Read-Only, Gas-Free and Recomputable
TapeOut 官方科普解释 Circuit 的读取方式:Circuit 只记录门如何连接,不读取外部数据,也不写入任何状态,因此完全确定性——同样的输入在任何节点、任何时间都得到同样的结果。调用 Circuit 属于只读调用,请求发送到节点后由节点在本地计算电路并返回结果,不广播交易、不改变链上状态,因此不需要支付 gas;使用者也不必信任计算方,自己重算一遍就能验证结果。TapeOut explains how Circuits are read: a Circuit only records how gates connect — it does not read outside data or write any state, so it is fully deterministic, and the same input gives the same result on any node at any time. Calling a Circuit is a read-only call: the request goes to a node, which computes the circuit locally and returns the result, with no transaction broadcast and no on-chain state change, so no gas is paid. You don't need to trust whoever computed it — recompute it yourself and you'll know.
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- @TapeOutWorld
A great read for newcomers, three things to add Any finished Circuit can be called by anyone, a read only query, no wallet, no cost Circuits other people built can be dragged into your design as parts Only trust contract addresses from the official site and official accounts, never from DMs If you
- @TapeOutWorld
In TapeOut, a mining rig isn't a machine It's a taped out Circuit that solved a task in PoD The better the design, the higher its hashrate It stays On Chain and produces under the rules So it's called mining, but what's really being compared is who built the better Circuit
- @TapeOutWorld
What a Circuit stores On Chain isn't a piece of code It's a record of which gate connects to which No hidden functions No permission to call anything else Nothing that can be changed To know what it does, you just read that record
- @TapeOutWorld
Calling a Circuit is a read only call The request goes to a node, the node computes the circuit locally and returns the result No transaction is broadcast No On Chain state changes So no gas is paid
- @TapeOutWorld
A Circuit only records how gates connect, it doesn't read outside data or write any state So it's fully deterministic The same input gives the same result on any node, at any time You don't need to trust who computed it, compute it again yourself and you'll know