Build a Fast, Frictionless,
& Verifiable Web3
From months to minutes.
Laconic’s multi-chain verifiable data marketplace accelerates
development, interoperability, and adoption.
Why Laconic?
For Developers
Build blockchain applications faster, more efficiently, and at lower cost.
Only solution with cryptographic proofs
Composable, supports broad uses
Quick automated setup
Broad cross-chain compatibility
Flexibility for all hash-linked data
Lower development and data costs
For App Users
Experience unprecedented control, privacy, and usability.
Greater data access and control
In-browser local cache
Optimal control of privacy levels
Self-verify data accuracy
Higher quality of service and uptime
LNT rewards for network participation
Latest News
Laconic cofounder Rick Dudley appeared on a special livestream of The Interop with host Sebastien Couture to discuss the Laconic Stack, the blockchain data problems that Laconic solves, Laconic’s...
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In the last blog post , we introduced all the main components of the Laconic Stack. The first point of entry for any developer wishing to use Laconic is Stack Orchestrator . It allows you to stand...
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Here’s the main problem: reading data from the Ethereum blockchains is either cheap and sloppy or expensive and correct. As a result, Dapp developers have come to rely on inexpensive centralized...
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@DougieDeLuca
Here’s a few of my favorite slept on protocols at the moment: @ComposableFin @laconicnetwork @archwayHQ @SeiNetwork @Shade_Protocol Each doing industry leading work in their respective niche and poised to gain significant market share during the bear market and beyond.
@Danfinlay
Once we have good end-user caching of partial blockchain state (Like via @laconicnetwork), we could enable users to do lookups on a local phishing list, gaining stronger privacy benefits for much lower cost than a full node.
@motherpredicate
excited about @laconicnetwork this is what actual free market mutualism can create - incentive structures around maintaining tailored state data that can then be made valuable to others as a self-sustaining public good.
@cjremus
I feel hopeful for and inspired by what @laconicnetwork is building 🌟
@dystophiabreaker
shoutout to @cosmosibc and @nomadxyz_, and @agoric and @laconicnetwork
@Ether_Gavin
if you're also wondering how we level up (from ground-level projects), @laconicnetwork looks like a compelling middleware layer to me 👀
@rickmanelius
If you love web3 infra layer tools/solutions, give @laconicnetwork a follow. I'm incredibly excited with what they have coming down the pipeline…
@kumavis
Running infura for free is actually extremely expensive, we pursued a light client before but it required a fresh implementation. hopefully @laconicnetwork solves this problem
@DougieDeLuca
Here’s a few of my favorite slept on protocols at the moment: @ComposableFin @laconicnetwork @archwayHQ @SeiNetwork @Shade_Protocol Each doing industry leading work in their respective niche and poised to gain significant market share during the bear market and beyond.
@Danfinlay
Once we have good end-user caching of partial blockchain state (Like via @laconicnetwork), we could enable users to do lookups on a local phishing list, gaining stronger privacy benefits for much lower cost than a full node.
@motherpredicate
excited about @laconicnetwork this is what actual free market mutualism can create - incentive structures around maintaining tailored state data that can then be made valuable to others as a self-sustaining public good.
@cjremus
I feel hopeful for and inspired by what @laconicnetwork is building 🌟
@dystophiabreaker
shoutout to @cosmosibc and @nomadxyz_, and @agoric and @laconicnetwork
@Ether_Gavin
if you're also wondering how we level up (from ground-level projects), @laconicnetwork looks like a compelling middleware layer to me 👀
@rickmanelius
If you love web3 infra layer tools/solutions, give @laconicnetwork a follow. I'm incredibly excited with what they have coming down the pipeline…
@kumavis
Running infura for free is actually extremely expensive, we pursued a light client before but it required a fresh implementation. hopefully @laconicnetwork solves this problem