To be honest Rakulang is quite comfortable for Ethereum dev. Traditionally a lot of tools and utils were written in JS (the well-know Web3 and others) and when

To be honest Rakulang is quite comfortable for Ethereum dev. Traditionally a lot of tools and utils were written in JS (the well-know Web3 and others) and when I tried to do/implement smth similar in Raku I was very surprised: Raku has many handy features out of the box (big numbers, binary buffers) and also is very flexible for the bindings. I mean if you have experience with Perl's SWIG, Raku's NativeCall is much more clear and powerful - so you can easily write binding to any C/C++ lib, like it was done for secp256k1 and original Keccak-256. Anyway, I think Raku is very good for Ethereum as well for any other blockchains.