QuickNode

Infra is hard, but we make it simple.

Running your own dedicated Ethereum node is an idea that crosses the minds of most Web3 builders, tinkerers, and blockchain enthusiasts at some point.

But what does it entail, and how viable of an option is it to set up on your own?

Read more at our blog - https://qn.social/qnapi

We're beyond excited to announce the launch of QuickNode's marketplace — a product that has been a big part of our vision for years now. When we first started QuickNode, we built it with the core RPC in mind.

After establishing dominance in the multi-chain space, we started getting requests for all sorts of stuff, everything from Graph Nodes to Event WebHooks. Some of which we built. But the requests are infinite.

Things like custom indexes on a per smart contract basis, NFT data, GraphQL APIs, ERC20 token data, REST APIs, Block explorers, Gas Estimation methods and the list goes on and on!

We quickly realized we couldn't keep up with the demand, and we were going to have to find a point of leverage if we were going to get developers the tools they needed. So we started laying out the roadmap for what we call the QuickNode Marketplace.

You can add any of these add-ons to your account if you're on our latest version of billing. And if you're interested in building an add-on, you can find out more at quicknode.com/marketplace or if you have a QuickNode account already, just click "Developer" on the left nav bar, which will take you to marketplace.quicknode.com.

QuickNode marketplace enables you, as a developer, to register any REST, GraphQL, or JSON RPC endpoints with our service and have them accessible to our 100k+ developers at the click of a button.

Our co-founder Dmitry Shklovsky will be speaking at MessariCrypto's Mainnet next week!

Catch him on Thursday, September 22 on the panel "Better Living for Crypto Developers: Tools, Tips and Tricks".

You will not want to miss this.

https://mainnet.events/agenda/session/979409