SODAX joins The Hashgraph Association
SODAX has officially joined The Hashgraph Association, the membership network around the Hedera public network and the broader Hashgraph technology stack.
SODAX Team
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SODAX has joined The Hashgraph Association, the partner network around Hedera, the enterprise-grade public network governed by a council that includes Google, IBM, Dell and Boeing.
The alignment is to explore opportunities in the Hedera ecosystem to utilize SODAX and its cross-network execution. With Hedera representing high-throughput consensus, the two sit naturally next to each other in any modern money stack.
Day one focus: ecosystem collaboration and mapping out future avenues for SODAX execution infrastructure on the Hedera network.
SODAX has officially joined The Hashgraph Association, the membership network around the Hedera public network and the broader Hashgraph technology stack.
Hedera is one of the small set of public networks that has been designed end-to-end around the needs of enterprise integration: high throughput, asynchronous Byzantine Fault Tolerant (aBFT) security, low and predictable fees, and a governing council that reads like a Fortune 500 ledger. Google, IBM, Dell and Boeing all sit on the council. That is not the company you keep by accident.
SODAX is infrastructure for modern money, a cross-network execution system that today coordinates actions across blockchain networks (18 of them, with named integrations live including Bound, Balanced, Hana Wallet, Houdini Swap, Amped Finance, Veru Fi and Spoon Finance building on top). The mission is to let money move, lend, trade and settle across any blockchain network as if there were no boundaries. The Hedera ecosystem, and the enterprises around it, sit squarely inside the brief.
Why Hedera?
The practical question for any cross-network execution system is which networks are worth being plugged into? And the answer here is every network where serious money already moves, or is about to. Hedera meets that test for a category of money flows that the rest of the public-network landscape is still chasing: enterprise integrations, regulated stablecoin settlement, and high-frequency, low-cost activity from partners who care about predictability over hype.
Joining the Alliance does three things for the SODAX execution system:
Direct line into the Hedera ecosystem. Builders inside the ecosystem are part of a network of enterprise-grade Web3 work that SODAX execution infrastructure is positioned to plug into.
A shared language on enterprise-grade infrastructure. Hedera's pitch to enterprises (predictability, governance, low and known fees) is structurally aligned with the way SODAX talks about execution: solver-coordinated, intent-based, predictable across blockchain networks rather than fastest in any one moment.
A starting point, not a finish line. This is day one. The roadmap from here is ecosystem collaboration and mapping out concrete future avenues for SODAX infrastructure on the Hedera network.
Committing to cross-network reach
SODAX has committed to being part of the association to foster the structural alignment between cross-network execution and enterprise-grade public network infrastructure, and because the Hedera council is the kind of room a serious cross-network execution system should be in.
A lot of crypto infrastructure announcements optimize for being first to market. SODAX is positioned to be the right execution layer for whichever stack a partner wants to build on. The Hashgraph Association alignment is one more piece of that puzzle: when a team picks up SODAX, we are building so the conversation about which networks they can reach has Hedera in it.
We are looking forward to what this alignment enables into the future.
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