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**Cadence** is ideal for projects requiring maximum security, native digital asset handling, and leveraging Flow's unique blockchain features. It's best for long-term projects where learning a new paradigm provides significant benefits. | ||
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**Flow EVM** is perfect for rapid deployment of existing Solidity projects, accessing Flow's performance benefits with minimal changes, and gradually adopting Flow's advanced features while maintaining Ethereum compatibility. |
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This is good, but I think we want input from @SeanRobb here
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# Cadence vs Flow EVM: When to Use Each and Why |
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Should this be merged with and live in the same spot as: https://developers.flow.com/build/cadence/differences-vs-evm
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My issue with the difference-vs-evm page is that it is way too in depth. Users should have a quick answer for what cadence and flow evm can provide and what should be used when. But not opposed to the idea of merging them
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