Fe is an innovative, statically typed smart contract language being developed for the Ethereum blockchain, designed to enhance developer accessibility and software reliability. Drawing inspiration from Rust, Fe prioritizes safety and efficiency with features like bounds and overflow checking, static typing, and static looping, all while facilitating precise gas estimation. Its architecture includes support for pure functions, reentrancy restrictions, and module imports, aligning with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and eWASM through the use of YUL Intermediate Representation (IR). Implemented in Rust, Fe benefits from this systems-oriented language’s robust safety guarantees, reducing the risk of compiler vulnerabilities. Currently under active development, Fe’s master branch is transitioning to a new implementation found in the fe-v2 branch. With its first alpha release in January 2021, Fe is advancing rapidly, following a monthly release cycle with a roadmap focused on practical deployments such as a Uniswap implementation. Fe is licensed under both GPL-3.0-or-later and Apache-2.0, based on the dependencies, and engages with its community through platforms like Discord and Twitter.