GetBlock, a top-tier Web3 infrastructure provider, announces a limited campaign to celebrate the airdrop of ARB tokens by leading Ethereum (ETH) L2 scaling network Arbitrum. GetBlock clients can use a dedicated Arbitrum node for $600 per month only.
Arbitrum RPC nodes kit is a premium-level solution: it means that an app uses blockchain nodes without sharing resources with peers. This is a must-have option for mainstream dApps or scaling cryptocurrency applications.
Also, as the interest in Arbitrum is rocketing right now, GetBlock’s Arbitrum RPC nodes can be used as backup solutions. Web3 apps can employ them to guarantee secure and stable operations of their products even during the periods of peak traffic.
In early 2022, GetBlock was among the first RPC node providers to roll out Arbitrum nodes. Since then, GetBlock has collaborated with Arbitrum developers; it has been added to the list of featured infrastructure Arbitrum providers.
Besides dedicated nodes, GetBlock offers a wide range of services for Arbitrum developers. Shared nodes packages start from $29; free packages with up to 40,000 requests per day are also available. By request, GetBlock can also offer an archive node with all history of Arbitrum blockchain since its genesis block.
Developers can reach Arbitrum through JSON RPC and WebSockets interfaces. GetBlock’s toolkit is suitable for all types of decentralized applications: DeFis, wallets, trading bots, GameFis, and so on.
Arbitrum is a dominant Layer Two network on Ethereum: with $3,85 billion locked, it is responsible for almost 56% of Ethereum L2’s aggregated TVL. It allows developers to run Ethereum-based applications at the highest possible speed and reduced costs.
In February 2023, the number of Arbitrum transactions exceeded that of Ethereum: for the first time ever, L2 network surpassed its own L1.
GetBlock offers RPC nodes of 50+ blockchains including Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Optimism and Polygon. The platform was the first RPC node provider to allow its customers to sign up with MetaMask wallets.
Launched in Q4, 2019, GetBlock is one of the largest blockchain infrastructure providers. It offers RPC nodes of 50+ blockchains including the likes of Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polygon, Solana and L2 networks Optimism and Arbitrum.
With GetBlock, teams of crypto applications don’t need to run their own blockchain nodes: instead, they can get connected to blockchains via ready-made API endpoints. To meet the requirements of various dApps, GetBlock offers free and paid packages.
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