We're pleased to announce that Stakin is live on SEDA protocol's mainnet. As a SEDA network validator, we're ready to support the official launch, offering a combination of reliability and security through our infrastructure services.
SEDA is a modular data layer that sets a new standard for data transport, access, and querying any data type from any source. SEDA implements a fully modular interface that developers can use to determine what data feeds to fetch and how to use this data for computation. This approach ensures that developers receive results that can be readily integrated into their networks and/or smart contracts.
SEDA’s approach eliminates the need for native deployment required by Oracles, enabling seamless, chain-agnostic integrations featuring protocol-led data feed configuration and customizable pricing models. Any protocol can access SEDA on a 100% permissionless basis, promoting immediate integrations with same-day data access.
Stakin’s Role and Contribution
Stakin’s active participation in the SEDA project includes technical support and key governance decisions, contributing to most early proposals and helping steer the network's strategic direction. Stakin also provided specific feedback from our experience which accelerated the mainnet launch.
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Through these efforts, Stakin has shown a deep commitment to maintaining and improving the SEDA community's strength and knowledge base and will continue to do so.
About Stakin
Stakin is an infrastructure operator for Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchains offering secure, reliable, and non-custodial staking services. The company enables cryptocurrency holders to earn interest on their assets and participate in decentralized governance while remaining in possession of their own cryptocurrencies.
Stakin serves institutional crypto players, foundations, custodians, exchanges, and a large community of individual token holders.
Driven by demand from institutional customers and the community, Stakin provides services for more than 40 networks, including leading ecosystems such as Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Near, Polygon, Polkadot, Aptos, Sui, to name a few.
