Soda Labs completed 3000000 USD a seed round led by NextBlock
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Soda Labs completed 3000000 USD a seed round led by NextBlock, with the funds to be used for commercial adoption, product execution, and multichain expansion.
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💰 Funding |Soda Labs completed 3000000 USD a seed round led by NextBlock
BlockBeats reports that October 8, a programmable privacy infrastructure Soda Labs completed 3000000 USD a seed round led by NextBlock.Soda Labs Soda Labs has spent the past 2 year and a half developing a cryptographic privacy solution combining garbled circuits and multiparty computation (GC-MPC GC-MPC) that relies on AES AES SHA256 and SHA256, among other proven cryptographic standards. Its privacy engine runs on standard cloud CPU EVM without specialized hardware, enabling applications to perform privacy-preserving computation while remaining connected to existing public blockchain infrastructure.
NextBlock founder Pieter van Poecke said that they were attracted by the technology's practicality rather than cryptography alone; Soda already has a working product and paying customers. The funding will support the company's focus on commercial adoption and execution over the next 12 to 18 months, while expanding its architecture from the Ethereum COTI EVM L2 privacy layer gc EVM to Soda Bubble, a chain-agnostic coprocessor for programmable privacy.Soda Labs Soda Labs is launching Bubble on major EVM blockchain Solana networks including Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Base, and advancing its expansion to non-EVM blockchain networks such as Solana.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/370836
Key points
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BlockBeats reports that Soda Labs completed 3000000 USD a seed round led by NextBlock.
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Soda Labs developed a cryptographic privacy solution combining garbled circuits and multiparty computation (GC-MPC).
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The solution relies on AES and SHA256 and other standard cryptographic technologies; its privacy engine can run on standard cloud CPU without specialized hardware.
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NextBlock founder Pieter van Poecke said that Soda already has a working product and paying customers.
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The funding will support Soda Labs over the next 12 to 18 months, with a focus on commercial adoption and execution.
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Soda Labs plans to expand from the Ethereum COTI privacy layer L2 gc EVM, which runs on
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The original report states that Soda Labs is launching on Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Base with Bubble, and advancing expansion to non-EVM networks such as Solana.
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Soda Labs aims to enable blockchain applications to process private data while continuing to connect to public blockchains. Its solution runs GC-MPC cryptographic technologies such as CPU on standard cloud infrastructure, and plans to support different blockchains through Soda Bubble. This seed round will primarily support product execution, commercial adoption, and network expansion.
Why it matters to readers
This funding could help Soda Labs broaden the application scope of its programmable privacy products and drive its transition from a specialized Ethereum L2 architecture toward a coprocessor architecture capable of connecting to multiple chains.
Beginners can think of Soda Bubble as a privacy-preserving computation component for blockchain applications; its actual launch progress, customer usage, and ability to reliably support different networks require further observation.
Risks and unknowns
The evidence consists only of a BlockBeats report and does not include a direct funding announcement from Soda Labs or NextBlock as independent confirmation.
The financing terms, other investors, company valuation, and status of fund closing have not been disclosed.
The number, identities, and revenue associated with “paying customers” have not been disclosed.
The specific launch status, timing, and operational performance of each target network are unclear.
Specific plans and progress for expansion to Solana and other non-EVM networks have not been disclosed.
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