Sedra is back.
A proof-of-work network, restored in the open.
Parallel consensus, one second blocks, and a chain that keeps every branch. Supply, code, and governance are all public. Here is where it stands today, and where it is going.
- Chain state secured
- Nodes back online
- Explorer and wallet restored
- Relaunch announced
- Public mining opens
One network, many branches.
Parallel blocks, kept and put in one order.
Sedra runs on GHOSTDAG. Most chains keep a single line of blocks and throw the rest away. Sedra keeps blocks made at the same moment and puts them in order together, like branches on a tree. That makes it fast and cheap to use, even when a lot is happening at once.
That same strength, many things happening at once and still agreeing on one order, is what software agents will need as they start to transact on their own. Sedra was built for that early.
We say plainly which parts work today and which are still ahead. What is ready ships as working code. What is not, we call research.
How we operate.
A few rules we hold to, whatever else changes. They are how the rest earns trust.
Coded, not mined
Any allocation lives in the chain's own rules, in the open, where anyone can read it. Never a quiet client change slipped in and reverted before release.
The same open sky
No mining before the restart is announced. When difficulty resets, everyone starts from the same line, us included.
Told before, not after
The full amount and the destination address are published with the release, never explained once it is too late to check them.
Shared, not held
Reserved funds live in a multisig wallet, not one person's key, with vesting and a timelock anyone can watch on-chain.
Honest lights
Anything not restored says so. No simulated number ever stands in for a living network.
Out in the open
Changes to emission or consensus ship as a public, versioned fork, announced before they take effect.
A fair restart for miners.
When a network restarts, difficulty falls back toward zero. That is a real opening for returning miners, and the fair way to reopen it is together, at a time announced in advance. The tools are open source and ready to build today. About 4.95 billion SDR remain to be mined, out of a 28.7 billion cap.
sedrad
The reference node in Go. kHeavyHash proof-of-work, a one second target block time, GHOSTDAG ordering underneath.
sedra-miner
The reference miner in Rust, for CPU and GPU, ready for the moment the network is live again.
sedra-stratum-bridge
Pool integration in Go, with Prometheus and Grafana monitoring included from the start.
A live difficulty and profitability view lands here once the network is running. Until then it stays dark on purpose.
Your keys, your node.
One non-custodial wallet, not a scatter of separate tools. Keys are generated on your own device, with an explorer built to the same standard beside it.
Send, receive, hold
Connect to a Sedrian node for balances and broadcast. No server of your own required, the pattern light wallets have trusted for years, kept honest and simple.
Run a node, join the network
On desktop and CLI, choose to run a full node alongside your wallet. One choice puts you on the map and makes you a Sedrian. This is the real way in.
Address Sentinel
Address poisoning has quietly drained the wider industry. Here, dust never joins your recent list, near-match addresses are flagged before you reuse them, and larger sends ask you to look twice.
Continuity Vault
Recovery is split across people you trust, so no single hand ever holds a whole key, with an optional inheritance path that only wakes after long silence and stays yours to cancel while you are here.
An explorer that speaks plainly
Ask a real question, get a real answer. Plain-language summaries of any block or transaction, search across indexed chain data, and clear labels for known actors. Genuinely useful, not a chatbot bolted onto a table of hex.
The mobile wallet exists today and is being checked against a remote node. Desktop and CLI are in active build. Nothing here is called live until it truly is.
Smart where it counts.
Speed is the floor. The real work is making the network genuinely useful and safe. A few of these ship early, others are still ahead. We mark which is which.
Intelligent explorer
Ask in plain words, get a plain answer. Readable summaries of any block or transaction, not a wall of hex.
Consensus Memory
Many agents writing at once, reconciled into one shared, ordered record. Sedra's core idea for the coming machine economy.
Proof-of-work for agents
Each agent request carries a small, real proof-of-work, a costly signal of genuine intent that filters spam and Sybils. Over time it builds on-chain reputation, verifiable and independent of the model behind it.
Address Sentinel and Continuity Vault, the safety intelligence, live in the wallet above. Consensus Memory and agent proof-of-work are research directions, named honestly, not shipped yet.
A shared memory for machine thought.
Where this leads, stated plainly. Not something you can use today, but the reason the architecture matters. Software is starting to act on its own, in parallel, and those agents need a place to agree on what happened.
The bottleneck
Agents act at the same instant, but most chains force one action after another. Concurrent intent gets serialized, and real-time collaboration between agents breaks down.
Consensus Memory
GHOSTDAG orders events that happen together instead of throwing all but one away. That turns the chain into a shared, ordered scratchpad where many agents write observations, reasoning, and intent at once.
The cost of truth
Writing to that memory costs SDR, and every request carries a small proof-of-work. It keeps out spam and Sybils, and an agent's record becomes on-chain reputation, independent of which model it runs.
Two layers, bridged
Settling value and settling machine thought are different jobs, and they compose rather than compete. On the same GHOSTDAG family Kaspa pioneered, a bridge lets value settle on one layer while context and intent live on Sedra, so both ecosystems gain instead of splitting.
Sedra, the metacognitive layer for parallel consensus.
This is direction, not a shipped feature. We build toward it in the open, and say so.
Everything, on the record.
One place to check before committing hash power or capital. This is disclosure, not a pitch. Transparency earns trust as a side effect of being honest, and should never be built to sell.
Risk register
Every known risk, its area, its mitigation, and its honest status, written down rather than buried.
Reserve & runway
How long reserved funds sustain the planned work at the current rate, shown live once that wallet exists.
Emission schedule
The reward curve, and the open question of how any allocation relates to the supply already out there.
External review
The status of each item on the review checklist, including the securities and consumer law review still pending.
Quarterly report
A steady State of Sedra, including an honest account of whatever did not ship on time.
Open source
The node, miner, wallet, and tooling, all public on day one. Read the code before you trust the claims.
This fills in as each source becomes real. Anything not ready is marked pending, never estimated.
The path back.
Five stages, each built on the one before it, from the network coming back online to the settlement layer Sedra was built for. In order, and honestly marked where it stands today.
- Stage I
Restore and relight (current)
The network comes back online. An independent mesh of nodes, a live explorer, and the wallet in real hands at its first tier.
- Stage II
The fair restart
One line, for everyone. The allocation ships with its amount and address public, mining reopens under the same sky, and our history and principles are anchored permanently into the chain as the Integrity Ledger.
- Stage III
Built to outlast any one node
Real durability. Sedrians run nodes beside the team, decisions are made in the open through a shared multisig, and runway and reporting are published for all.
- Stage IV
The Sedrian network
Real utility, in every hand. The full wallet and explorer intelligence, Address Sentinel and Continuity Vault, and an honest reward for verified uptime.
- Stage V
Beyond genesis
The settlement layer for the agent economy. GHOSTDAG's ordering of things happening at once becomes shared memory for many agents, with proof-of-work reaching one layer up as a signal of real intent. A living, self-driving continuum.
What comes next.
These are named honestly as later work, arriving as the stages above are reached. We list them so the direction is clear, not to promise them today.
The reserve wallet
A shared multisig wallet, opened in a later phase, holding the disclosed allocation set aside for what comes next. Its amount and address are public from the day it exists, and every outflow is logged with Proof-of-Spend against its stated purpose.
Open decision-making
Choices above a set threshold made through independent identities and a shared signature, published as they happen.
Rewards for uptime
An honest, disclosed reward for Sedrians who keep real nodes online, verified by an open attestation agent. Not a promise of yield, a thank you for carrying the network.
Custom Tokenized Assets
CTAs are Sedra's own take on tokenized ownership. Assets you can verify on-chain, built into the protocol rather than bolted on.
Sedrax
A continuum built on Consensus Memory, where agents and people share persistent context over time. Named as a mid-term direction, not a near-term promise.
GHOSTDAG bridge
A bridge to move value and assets between Sedra and the wider GHOSTDAG family. Built for interoperability, so a settlement layer and a memory layer strengthen each other instead of walling off.
Consensus Memory
Sedra's core idea for AI. Many autonomous agents writing to one shared, ordered record at the same time, and still agreeing on a single history.
Living transparency
A public description of the project generated from the running code and live chain state, with periodic checkpoints anchored to an independent chain, so the story can never drift from the truth.
SDR is already listed.
The token trades today while the network comes back. Volume is quiet for now, and we would rather say that plainly than dress it up.
Become a Sedrian.
A Sedrian is anyone who helps carry this, by running a node, holding to the principles, or simply watching in the open and keeping us honest. The code is public and the history is told plainly.
New gathering places light up here as they open, never before they exist.