We rebuilt Solana RPC on Chainstack and shipped big upgrades for @solana builders:
→ getSupply: 2 to 300 RPS
→ getProgramAccounts p95: 25-60 s to under 2 s
→ Median getLatestBlockhash: ~17 ms to ~2 ms
→ and 4 more upgrades
Details in the thread below 🧵
X Layer is live on Chainstack Global Nodes 🛠️
The OP Stack L2 from the @okx team.
Until now it ran on Dedicated Nodes only. Now there is a shared, geo-balanced option too:
→ Mainnet and Testnet
→ Archive data included
→ debug_* and trace_* on paid plans
→ Chain ID 196, 1-second blocks
Start building on @XLayerOfficial ⤵️
https://t.co/1woUIleQ3U
Both add-ons are available on Global Nodes on every plan, Developer included.
Check both in our marketplace ⤵️
https://t.co/MAiPOERAhi
Setup, code for each chain and the full breakdown by @arorautkarshini ⤵️
https://t.co/KRIhO4sSKz
Your swap can be profitable for someone else before it even executes 🥪
Whether you're exposed depends on the chain:
→ @ethereum, @BNBCHAIN: public mempool, searchers can see your tx
→ @base, @arbitrum, @arc, @RobinhoodCrypto: no public mempool, different problem
Chainstack has an add-on for each 🧵
Neither replaces your contract checks. Private routing doesn't fix a loose slippage setting.
Before you ship:
→ Set amountOutMinimum and a deadline on every swap
→ Check that the Add-ons tab shows Active on the node you send through
→ A node without the add-on uses the standard route
We rebuilt Solana RPC on Chainstack and shipped big upgrades for @solana builders:
→ getSupply: 2 to 300 RPS
→ getProgramAccounts p95: 25-60 s to under 2 s
→ Median getLatestBlockhash: ~17 ms to ~2 ms
→ and 4 more upgrades
Details in the thread below 🧵
The rest:
→ Scans stop at 60 s or the memory limit with error -32012 instead of hanging
→ A scan is cancelled when your client disconnects
→ Shred feed gaps cut to about a third, e.g. Frankfurt 1: 16.65% to 5.36%
→ getMultipleAccounts fetches in a single batch
All 7 upgrades with the numbers ⤵️
https://t.co/g2AAaWZC3t
@awscloud@ethereum@solana Run your own node on any protocol with Chainstack Self-Hosted.
@RobinhoodCrypto node on AWS example ⤵️
https://t.co/k5JRfzDcDA
AWS announcement ⤵️
https://t.co/9jgzVs9Jbn
This week @awscloud launched @ethereum and @solana snapshots ⚡
But when self-hosting, there are more protocols to support, plus deployment, failover, and monitoring.
Chainstack Self-Hosted brings together everything needed for your nodes to work flawlessly.
On AWS, too 👀
35 of our 100 largest customers by recurring revenue work in financial verticals. Five build gaming, NFT or social products.
Our founder @easeev on where blockchains actually work ⤵️
Web3 set out to rebuild the internet. Its technology is now reshaping the financial system it once promised to replace.
My post-@token2049 take after eight years building @ChainstackHQ 👇🏼 https://t.co/rYgRW7ZRbk
One mainnet run: 1,999 unique payments printed, 86,333 repeats filtered.
In our own measurement, the edge over a WebSocket subscription was tens of milliseconds. It's a protocol demo, not production infra.
Full walkthrough ⤵️
https://t.co/z7DhagEahF
cc @RippleXDev
Querying a server tells you what that server has seen.
xrplwatch listens to the XRP Ledger (@XRPLF) peer network instead, so you see transactions as they're relayed, before a ledger includes them ⚡
Run it:
→ `uv run python xrpl_feed.py --watch OfferCreate,Payment`
→ One JSON transaction per line
→ `_heard_from` and `_heard_at` added to each one
Built by @sensuniama
Code ⤵️
https://t.co/gsnu5S5ef9