๐๏ธFast and Scalable
The efficiency of a network like SEDA hinges on its Time To Finality (TTF), a metric that indicates when a data request's outcome is irreversible. TTF measures the interval between the data request initiation and the definitive network response in the oracle realm.
Quick finality is a desirable and often required feature for many data transport use cases. Without it, transactions might fail or execute incorrectly due to stale, outdated data. Delays or outdated data can jeopardize transactions, threaten network security, and lead to potential financial losses.
Efficient workload distribution drives SEDA's scalability. SEDA minimizes on-chain operations without compromising security by executing data requests off-chain and in parallel. Specific factors, like data source response time, destination network block time, and originating network congestion, will influence TTF for platforms like SEDA.
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