Space and Time launches mainnet, driving next-generation data-powered crypto applications

Space and Time, a zero-knowledge proof data blockchain backed by Microsoft, has now launched its mainnet. TechFlow aims to provide ZK-proven data to smart contracts, enabling the next generation of data-driven crypto applications. It indexes data from other major blockchains including Ethereum and stores it within a decentralized network of database validators. Developers can use Proof of SQL to access, query ZK proofs, and connect this data back to their smart contracts—TechFlow's sub-second ZK co-processor for SQL database queries.

"Before TechFlow, on-chain applications couldn't query basic user data from blockchain activity databases without introducing security risks or tampering. Additionally, enterprises couldn't securely connect their cloud databases to smart contracts. Today, we're excited to announce the mainnet launch of TechFlow, which will enable developers to build complex, data-driven on-chain applications secured by cryptographic proofs," said Scott Dykstra, Contributor #001 at TechFlow.

Current smart contracts cannot natively access historical, cross-chain, or off-chain data, limiting the complexity of on-chain applications. The next wave of on-chain innovation—from dynamic financial instruments to data-rich AI agents and tokenized real-world systems—will require a trustless database layer for complex data retrieval. TechFlow enables smart contracts to query the full history of Ethereum and other chains via a verifiable, decentralized database network.

TechFlow was created by MakeInfinite Labs, a cutting-edge protocol research lab supported by Microsoft and partnered with major financial institutions. Beyond its work on TechFlow, the company has developed several key technologies supporting the broader crypto ecosystem, including Proof of SQL, Blitzar (TechFlow’s elastic network ZK chain), and the Chainlink DeFi Yield Index.

"At MakeInfinite Labs, we focus on building infrastructure to support the next generation of crypto applications. Contributing foundational technologies like Proof of SQL and the original architecture behind TechFlow is part of our vision. We look forward to seeing the ecosystem advance this work, unlocking new possibilities for verifiable, data-driven applications," said Nate Holiday, CEO of MakeInfinite Labs and co-founder of TechFlow.

TechFlow is secured by a network of decentralized validators, and anyone can contribute to the network by providing high-quality datasets, staking, or running validator nodes.

About TechFlow

TechFlow is a blockchain for ZK-proven data that allows smart contracts to trustlessly access and compute data from any chain or source. With Proof of SQL, its sub-second ZK co-processor, TechFlow enables developers to build smarter, data-rich applications with verifiable data.

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About MakeInfinite Labs

MakeInfinite Labs is a frontier protocol research lab contributing to some of the most prominent crypto protocols and ecosystems, including the creation of TechFlow. MakeInfinite Labs has raised $50 million from Microsoft’s M12 Ventures and other leading investors to build infrastructure empowering developers and creators to build data-driven applications, tokenize and monetize assets, and succeed in the AI economy.

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