SEDA Network
What is SEDA?
SEDA (Secure Data Access) is a data transmission and computation network that goes beyond traditional oracle functionality. It provides a permissionless environment for developers to deploy and utilize data feeds with advanced computational capabilities.
Overview
SEDA revolutionizes blockchain data access by offering a modular, permissionless network for fetching, computing, and delivering data across multiple blockchain networks. It combines secure data transmission with off-chain computation to enable complex data operations for blockchain applications.
Key Components
- SEDA Chain: Used for settlement and data storage for distribution.
- Overlay Network: Multi-Party Computation (MPC) network for data querying and computation.
- Solvers: Entities forwarding data requests and results between chains.
- Data Providers: Private entities supplying data to the SEDA Network.
Key Features
- Multi-Chain Native: Compatible with various blockchain networks.
- Fast and Scalable: Efficient data processing and delivery.
- Proof-of-Stake for Data Provision: Secure and incentivized data provision.
- Permissionless: Open access for all participants.
- Highly Programmable: Customizable data feeds and computations.
- Forkless Upgrades: Seamless network improvements.
- Decentralized Governance: Community-driven decision making.
- Oracle Extractable Value (OEV): New revenue stream for data providers.
Core Functionalities
Data Transmission
Enables secure and efficient transfer of data from various sources to destination blockchains.
Off-Chain Computation
Allows complex computations on fetched data before delivery to smart contracts.
Incentivized Data Provision
Data providers earn revenue based on data utilization and value.
Benefits for Developers
- Access to both public and private data sources.
- Ability to perform complex off-chain computations.
- Customizable data feeds and computation instructions.
- Seamless integration with various blockchain networks.
SEDA provides a comprehensive solution for blockchain data needs, offering developers powerful tools to access, compute, and utilize data across multiple networks in a secure and efficient manner.
Learn more at SEDA Documentation