SQD data volumes rise fivefold as Rezolve Ai unit adds leadership

Subsquid Labs GmbH, the company behind the SQD blockchain data infrastructure platform and a strategic holding of Rezolve Ai (NASDAQ: RZLV), has reported a fivefold increase in served data volume over four months, rising from approximately 240 terabytes per day in February 2026 to 1.4 petabytes per day.

According to a press release, protocols and applications using SQD infrastructure now support more than $20 billion in assets under management, up from approximately $11 billion. The company cited the addition of Lambda, a peer-to-peer trading protocol, as a contributing factor to the increase.

SQD indexes more than 225 blockchain networks through a single streaming API and has reported a 48.5 millisecond P90 latency. Production deployments include Morpho, GMX, PancakeSwap, RAILGUN, zkVerify, Lambda and Deutsche Telekom.

Rezolve Ai has announced a new leadership team for Subsquid Labs. Investor Wanja S. Oberhof has been appointed Chief Executive Officer. Robert Jung, a former EY partner, joins as Head of Transformation. Founder Marcel Fohrmann will continue in an advisory role focused on protocol and ecosystem matters.

A new board has also been constituted, including Davey Airey as Chairman, Jordi Alexander, Sebastian Weiss, Dimitrii Zhelezov, Jesus Martinez, Dr. Marcel Reichart and Clemens Jakopitsch of Piech Family Office.

"The infrastructure is in place. The product is proven. The demand is accelerating," said Oberhof. "Our task now is to package SQD for institutions: with the governance, compliance, reliability and commercial structure required by enterprise clients."

Daniel M. Wagner, Chairman and CEO of Rezolve Ai, described SQD as a strategic component of the company's broader architecture, stating that "validated, real-time blockchain data is becoming essential infrastructure for finance, commerce and AI."

Rezolve Ai describes SQD as integral to its agentic commerce platform, alongside its brainpowa AI models, Brain Commerce, Brain Checkout and Smartpay digital-asset payment capabilities. The company said multiple institutional engagements are in active commercial discussions.

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