SEDA Community Update April 2025 

Q2 kicked off with momentum as the @sherlockdefi audit reached a successful conclusion—an essential milestone that clears the runway for the upcoming mainnet rollout. With that hurdle behind us, the team is now heads-down finalizing a feature-complete public Testnet, set to go live ahead of the highly anticipated v1 launch.

Oracle Programs are going live on Testnet - our CEO Peter wrote a custom Oracle Program for Collateralize to demonstrate the speed and power of SEDA. This Oracle Program took only 30 minutes to build and deploy for a non-developer and brought a range of real estate data on-chain from Parcl for the NYC area.

On the BD and Marketing front, the teams remain tightly aligned—driving conversations with protocols, RWA issuers, and emerging networks while setting the stage for a breakout Mainnet debut.

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Highlights at a Glance:

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• Sherlock audit completed and final report released.
• Cosmos IBC Eureka bridge live
• Uniswap v4 pool live
• Closing in on feature-complete public Testnet

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Top Content This Month:

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SEDA's EVM Expansion Plan

From zero to any chain, learn how SEDA is rolling out its distribution to any network.

Six Devnet versions, multiple listings, bespoke token upgrade infrastructure, a flagship product framework, hackathons and two audits later, SEDA is preparing its upgrade rollout to a feature complete v1.0 mainnet state. This article highlights our strategy to begin SEDA’s expansion starting within the EVM and ending on any and all VMs.

Read the full article here.

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Particle Network x SEDA ft. Head of Marketing Matt Peters

Episode 5 of the chain abstracted builders talking all things Programmable Oracles & Chain Abstraction. 

Watch here.

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Solvers, SEDA Tokens & Rebalancing

Solvers hold their OWN balance of SEDA tokens.

Why? To facilitate their role in relaying data requests to the SEDA Network. Rapid-fire thread on the SEDA Token & Solvers.

Read the thread here.

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SEDA x Train Protocol Podcast

Covering all topics:

• SEDA IVM
• Centralization in interop
• Intent-based atomic swaps

Watch the podcast here.

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April Engineering Blitz Update

Watch here.

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Sherlock Audit Report

Read the full audit report here.

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SEDA x Khalani: Connecting Agentic Solvers To The Internet Onchain

SEDA and Khalani have entered into a technical collaboration to begin building agent-specific infrastructure. This partnership will enable agent operators on @khalani_network to leverage SEDA's programmable oracle network for accessing critical data, scaling services across multiple chains, and verifying transactions across any network. Additionally, agent operators on Khalani will be able to participate in the SEDA Network function by relaying data proofs between SEDA’s main chain and destination networks.

Read the full article here.

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Superseeding (Apps) With Programmable Oracles | A Hypothetical Use Case

@SuperseedXYZ  is a network that transforms Ethereum scaling into self-repaying loans. It’s similar to MakerDAO v1.0 (now @SkyEcosystem) but with enhancements such as automated, self-repaying loans and the concept of “Supercollateral”. These latest iterations of DeFi lending are the perfect scenario to see the power of Programmable Oracle Networks come into play.

In this light, hypothetical case study we will explore how Superseed operates and the advanced functionality and ecosystem growth a Programmable Oracle Network like @sedaprotocol can unlock for DeFi lending.

TLDR: Dynamic oracle feeds that operate based on IRL and real world data triggers.

Read the full article here.

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One Click, One Contract Oracle Access | The RaaS Oracle Experience

Being able to access and consume data is considered the lifeblood of onchain applications. From trading to RWAs to AI applications, they all rely on oracles to connect data sources to their networks. Legacy oracles, however, are stalling industry growth and app development by remaining unscalable, rigid, and unnecessarily costly. SEDA's Programmable Oracle Network introduces one-click, one-contract integrations for all networks to access oracle data in seconds, not months.

Read the full article here.

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