An Important Update Regarding RobinRPC.
After careful consideration, we've decided to relaunch the RobinRPC token on https://t.co/Bx6M5Abziw today.
This decision wasn't made lightly. While building on https://t.co/mTt2pdaNvF, we weren't able to generate protocol fees or access the resources needed to continue investing in RobinRPC's infrastructure, development, and long-term growth. Without a sustainable funding model, expanding the platform became increasingly difficult.
We've also noticed that the fee claiming issue isn't unique to RobinRPC. Other projects on https://t.co/mTt2pdaNvF have reported experiencing similar issues with claiming fees, which reinforced our decision to move to a platform that better supports long-term development.
https://t.co/Bx6M5Abziw gives us a better path forward. It allows us to continue investing in RobinRPC, expand our infrastructure, ship new features faster, and execute the roadmap we've been working toward.
We'll announce the official contract address here on X as soon as the launch goes live.
To everyone holding the current Noxa token, don't worry we are not abandoning it. The existing token will remain active, and once the Noxa ecosystem is fully live and the fee issues are resolved, we plan to support the token through buybacks and additional utility.
Our mission hasn't changed. We're building RobinRPC for the long term, and this move gives us the resources needed to continue improving the platform and delivering the developer infrastructure we've promised.
Thank you to everyone who has supported RobinRPC so far. We're excited for this next chapter and look forward to building together.
developer experience isn't just about good documentation.
it's about fast responses, reliable infrastructure, predictable behavior, and tools that make sense from the moment you open them.
we're constantly looking for ways to remove unnecessary steps from the development process.
the less time spent configuring infrastructure, the more time spent building products that matter.
we don't believe developer infrastructure should be complicated.
our goal is to build tools that feel intuitive from the first request, whether you're experimenting with a new idea or deploying a production application.
robinrpc was never meant to be just another rpc endpoint.
our goal is to build a complete developer platform that simplifies every stage of blockchain development, from testing your first request to managing production applications.
every feature we build starts with a real problem we've experienced ourselves.
robinrpc exists because we wanted a faster, cleaner, and more reliable way to work with the robinhood chain every day.
we're working on features that make robinrpc more useful once your application starts growing.
our focus is shifting from simply testing requests to giving developers better tools for managing production infrastructure.
we've shipped another update to improve the rpc playground.
testing methods is now more responsive, navigating endpoints feels smoother, and overall performance has been noticeably improved. we'd love to hear what you think.
what's the first thing you check before trusting an rpc provider?
latency, uptime, documentation, pricing, support, analytics, or something else? we're interested in understanding what developers actually care about.
we've always believed developer tools should remove complexity instead of adding to it.
every improvement we make to robinrpc is measured by one thing: does it help developers move from an idea to a working application faster? that's the standard we're building around.
thank you to everyone using robinrpc, sharing feedback, reporting issues, and suggesting new ideas.
every conversation helps us improve the platform, and every release is shaped by the people building on robinhood chain. we're still early, but we're excited about what we're building together.
most of the work we've shipped recently isn't something you'll immediately notice.
we've been upgrading backend services, improving infrastructure reliability, optimizing request routing, and preparing robinrpc to support significantly more traffic as adoption continues to grow. these improvements are the foundation for everything we're building next.
our upcoming api dashboard is coming together well.
developers will soon be able to generate dedicated robinhood rpc endpoints, create and manage api keys, monitor request usage, and organize everything from one place. we're taking the time to build it properly before rolling it out.
what slows you down the most when integrating with a new blockchain?
is it documentation, unreliable endpoints, missing tooling, debugging requests, or something else entirely? we're building robinrpc around real developer workflows, not assumptions.
another platform update has gone live.
we've improved request handling, optimized response rendering, and refined several parts of the interface to make testing rpc methods feel faster and more intuitive. every release is about making development more efficient.
robinrpc continues to grow.
the platform now supports more than 140 json-rpc methods while maintaining low latency and a developer-first experience. we're focused on building reliable infrastructure that developers can trust from their first prototype to production deployments.
we're building one of the biggest additions to robinrpc so far.
it's designed to give developers much more control over how they access and manage infrastructure without adding unnecessary complexity. we'll share more when it's ready.
our improved rpc explorer is now live.
finding methods, understanding parameters, and testing requests is now much faster with a cleaner browsing experience. give it a try and let us know what you'd like to see next.
we're planning the next phase of robinrpc and we'd love your input.
what's the one feature you wish every rpc provider offered but rarely gets right? whether it's better analytics, websocket tooling, debugging utilities, or something completely different, let us know.
we've shipped another round of improvements across robinrpc to make everyday development feel more seamless.
from faster request execution to cleaner response handling and a smoother interface, every change is designed to reduce friction so developers can spend more time building and less time troubleshooting infrastructure.