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Rialo Edge is now live, and this is a meaningful step forward. A few things worth noting: >Smart contracts can now make authenticated HTTPS calls to Web2 APIs directly. >No separate oracles, relayers, keepers or backend middleware needed. >Supports 100,000+ concurrent web calls. >Sensitive data stays protected inside Rialo’s REX environment. >Both incoming real-world data and outgoing actions can be handled on-chain. What caught my attention is the simplicity. Less infrastructure to manage, fewer moving parts, and more room to build practical applications. From RWA and logistics to automation and AI agents, the possibilities are becoming more practical. Small personal takeaway: the easier it gets to connect blockchain with everyday services, the more useful the technology becomes. Curious to see what builders do with this.

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