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The Router Proxy Standard introduces a streamlined approach to managing multiple implementations behind a single proxy, similar to the Diamond Proxy Standard (ERC-2535). Unlike the latter, this method hardcodes module addresses within the proxy’s implementation contract, offering a simpler, more explicit, and gas-efficient mechanism. This design reduces complexity, making it easier to reason about and improving overall efficiency while retaining the flexibility to manage multiple modules.