Symbiotic mainnet goes live on Ethereum

Symbiotic, a rehabilitation platform without authorization, officially launched its protocol on Mainnet Ethereum.

The platform announced the milestone via a blog Tuesday January 28.

By going to live on Ethereum (Ethn) Mainnet, Symbiotic becomes the first replenishment protocol to “launch a safety protocol shared in functionality with cuts”.

The launch of the Mainnet protocol follows almost two years of rigorous research and security validation, which included five independent audits. Symbiotic also organized a code competition, and its deployment on Ethereum presents the advantages of shared security without authorization to the ecosystem.

According to the blog post, several cryptographic integrations take advantage of this innovation – from zero proof markets to artificial intelligence systems, transversal messaging protocols and data availability solutions. These protocols use symbiotic to meet the various security requirements while maintaining the sovereignty of the protocol.

Some of the projects taking advantage of this architecture include CAPX, an Ethereum 2 layer for AI agents, and Hyveda, a platform for the availability of decentralized data.

The other integrations include the hyperlan interoperability toolbox, the ZK circuit-Agnostic Kalypso proof market by Marlin, the symbiosis of the transversal liquidity protocol, and L1 chain router. Overall, nearly 50 networks, 55 chests and 78 operators integrate with symbiotics.

Symbiotic Unveiled his Devnet In August 2024, with what comes from months only after the launch of the platform. The team initially expected the main deployment in the third quarter of 2024.

The platform raised $ 5.8 million in seed financing in June, supported by Paradigme and Cyber.Fund, among other venture capital companies.