SEDA, a groundbreaking system for getting data in Web3, has officially started its mainnet. This launch is a huge change in Web3, making a new way for getting data, moving it, and setting it up on all blockchain networks.

Old data systems, like oracles, have had trouble keeping up and fitting the fast-changing Web3. They need to be set up again for every new network or data feed, taking up a lot of time. This delay stops new ideas, makes things messy, and gives developers big problems.

But SEDA’s flexible data system tackles these issues head-on by joining smoothly with any network, with no need for special setups. This new way lets developers get any kind of data from any network whenever they need it, without having to set up from scratch, giving them more freedom.

A New Time for Developers

SEDA’s mainnet launch starts a new era for how developers work in Web3. With its flexible and network-friendly design, SEDA wants to give developers total freedom by connecting with any chain and letting them control data feeds. This "do whatever you want" approach fits perfectly with Web3's spirit, letting creators build without limits.

Jasper, the CTO & Co-Founder of SEDA, said, "Web3 is about making things open to everyone, and we’re thrilled to launch a new way for getting data that lets developers use SEDA to build whatever they dream up, anywhere."

One of the big issues with oracles and bridges is getting developers to use them enough to make them worth the cost. But developers need data to make their projects popular, making a big problem. SEDA’s data system solves this by working with over 230 blockchains right from the start, letting builders connect quickly from any network and get data on the same day.

Big Features Coming Soon

Starting on mainnet is just the beginning for SEDA, as it plans to add lots of new things in the next few months. This includes putting out SEDA’s solvers, a new network that lets anyone start a node with one click, and special tools for getting and using network value.

SEDA has gotten support from top investors, raising over $22 million from names like Coinbase, Reciprocal Ventures, Distributed Global, Coinfund, and Hack VC. Plus, the mainnet has been checked by top security firm Trail of Bits and can handle up to 10,000 transactions per second. It will be started by 20 top professional validators at the start.

In all, SEDA sets a new standard for how data moves around, gets used, and gets set up, giving networks the power to get any kind of data whenever they want. With help for over 230 blockchains, SEDA gives developers the freedom to get and set up data however they need.

As SEDA keeps adding new things, it’s set to be a big part of the future of Web3 data systems, pushing forward the move to decentralized tech and giving developers the tools to make the next wave of blockchain apps.