Building on Solana? Your dApp performance depends more on RPC architecture than on “theoretical TPS”.
Key best practices from a recent Solana RPC infra guide:
Avoid relying on public RPC for production (rate limits, unstable latency, no SLA).
Separate infra for read vs write, and scale RPC horizontally as load grows.
Optimize requests: batch where possible, cache aggressively, and avoid redundant calls.
Monitor latency, error rates, and slot lag as first‑class product metrics, not just infra metrics.
Treat RPC as core product infrastructure, not a commodity endpoint — that’s where real UX and reliability come from.
You can find the full breakdown on our website in the Blog section.
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Bitcoin node distribution
With @htwtech_ we ran an internal scan and identified the current distribution of Bitcoin nodes.
Active reachable nodes detected: 11,537
The table is based on the same crawler snapshot that powers our Bitcoin page widget.
This is just one of the tests of our upcoming Bitcoin explorer and indexer — more analytics on the way
Bitcoin is becoming the operating system for financial settlement that doesn't depend on traditional banking anymore.
The RWA market hit $30 billion in 2025, up from $8.6 billion at the start of the year. Institutions are exploring how to anchor real assets to Bitcoin. That's where this moves.
With $316 billion in stablecoins and $1.25 trillion in monthly transaction volume, currency now flows through a system operating 24/7 without SWIFT bottlenecks or T+2 delays. @jpmorgan's Onyx platform has processed over $1.5 trillion in stablecoin transactions since 2020. This is infrastructure at scale.
The architecture for settlements without middlemen exists. Whether the entire system becomes redundant depends on adoption.
Institutions manage risk through #Bitcoin's immutability and 99.98% uptime rather than trusting single custodians. The cross-chain interop market grew from $700 million to $2.55 billion projected by 2029. That tracks builders realizing old financial infrastructure doesn't scale for trillions moving through borderless settlement.
The regulatory layer remains. The settlement layer shifts to Bitcoin's schedule and operates beyond any single jurisdiction's reach. For institutions managing hundreds of billions, that architectural shift changes everything. Regulated infrastructure stacks on top of an uncontrollable foundation. That's the architecture of a post-fiat world.
This is underway.