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Chainlink's Quiet Coronation: How the OpenAssets Partnership Just Made It the Default Pipe for Institutional Tokenization

· 11 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

When BlackRock's BUIDL fund decided it needed to live on eight chains at once, the industry got a preview of how institutional tokenization would actually scale: not on a single "winner" L1, but on a connective fabric that lets a single share class settle wherever the buyer wants. On April 21, 2026, OpenAssets quietly resolved one of the open questions about that fabric. The institutional tokenization platform — whose customer roster already includes ICE, Tether, Fanatics, Mysten Labs, and KraneShares — picked Chainlink as the oracle and orchestration layer underneath everything it builds. The deal is being marketed as a path to "unlock a trillion-dollar wave," but the more interesting story is structural: Chainlink has now bundled enough of the institutional-grade stack — CCIP for cross-chain settlement, the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) for compliance-aware orchestration, NAVLink for fund pricing, and the new Digital Transfer Agent (DTA) standard — that issuers can stop shopping for primitives and start shipping products.

That matters because the customer base just got too big to wait. Tokenized real-world assets crossed $27.6 billion in TVL in April 2026, with U.S. Treasuries alone now a $14 billion on-chain market. McKinsey's base-case puts the figure at $2 trillion by 2030. And every major fund — BlackRock BUIDL ($2.8B AUM), Apollo ACRED, Franklin Templeton BENJI, VanEck VBILL, Hamilton Lane SCOPE — already lives on multiple chains by necessity, not preference. The question is no longer whether a tokenization backbone will emerge. It is which one. The OpenAssets deal is the clearest signal yet that Chainlink has won the bid.

The "Build From Scratch" Problem That OpenAssets Solves

Most coverage of tokenization focuses on the buy side — which fund went on-chain, how much it raised, which chain it picked. The harder problem is on the issue side. A regional bank or asset manager that wants to tokenize a money-market fund cannot reasonably stand up its own custody integration, KYC layer, transfer agent system, NAV oracle, cross-chain bridge, and compliance hooks just to ship a single product. The cost is prohibitive, the engineering risk is real, and most of that work is undifferentiated plumbing.

OpenAssets exists to solve exactly that problem. Its pitch is a "modular, protocol-agnostic and asset-agnostic whitelabel platform" — the institutional equivalent of Shopify for tokenization. An issuer brings the asset and the regulatory wrapper; OpenAssets supplies the rails. That is why its current customer list reads like a who's who of institutions that need to ship now: ICE for market infrastructure, Tether for stablecoin orchestration, Fanatics for digital collectibles, Mysten Labs for chain-native deployments, KraneShares for ETF-style products.

But a whitelabel platform is only as credible as the dependencies it pulls in. If OpenAssets tells a Tier-1 bank "we'll handle the cross-chain settlement," the bank's risk team will ask exactly which oracle is signing the messages, exactly whose price feed is setting NAV, and exactly which transfer agent standard satisfies the SEC's interpretive guidance. The Chainlink partnership is OpenAssets' answer to all three questions at once.

Chainlink is often described as "an oracle network," which dramatically undersells what it has become in the institutional context. The OpenAssets integration touches four distinct products, and each one closes a gap that would otherwise force an issuer to either build it themselves or pick a less-proven vendor.

Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE). Launched into general availability in late 2025, CRE is the orchestration layer that lets institutional smart contracts pull data, settle across chains, enforce compliance, and preserve privacy without the issuer wiring those primitives manually. The list of CRE adopters reads like a TradFi conference badge wall: Swift, Euroclear, UBS, Kinexys (JPMorgan's blockchain arm), Mastercard, AWS, Google Cloud, Aave's Horizon, Ondo. CRE is what UBS Asset Management used for its first fully automated subscription/redemption pilot — meaning the same orchestration layer underneath UBS's tokenized fund is now underneath whatever OpenAssets ships next.

Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). This is the workhorse. BlackRock BUIDL relies on CCIP to maintain unified liquidity across Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Aptos, and BNB Chain. The recent Kinexys + Ondo + Chainlink delivery-versus-payment test executed a tokenized Treasury swap with cash settled on JPMorgan rails and the asset leg on Ondo's testnet — choreographed end-to-end by CCIP. For OpenAssets customers, CCIP means a fund can be issued once and distributed everywhere without the issuer maintaining bridge contracts.

Digital Transfer Agent (DTA) Standard. This is the most underappreciated piece. UBS became the first global asset manager to adopt the Chainlink DTA standard, using it on Ethereum to automate fund lifecycle workflows — subscriptions, redemptions, transfer-agent recordkeeping — through smart-contract-to-smart-contract execution. That sounds technical, but the regulatory implication is enormous: a tokenized fund whose lifecycle events are executed via a recognized digital transfer agent standard fits much more cleanly into existing securities law than one that invents its own primitives. OpenAssets issuers inherit that compliance posture by default.

NAVLink and Price Feeds. Tokenized funds need NAV. Tokenized funds with intraday subscriptions need NAV that doesn't lie. NAVLink connects fund administrators' off-chain reporting systems to on-chain pricing, ensuring that the number a smart contract uses to mint or redeem shares is the same number the auditor will see. Pair that with Chainlink's existing Price Feeds — already the dominant DeFi oracle — and the issuer has covered the entire pricing surface area.

Stitched together, that is not "an oracle deal." That is the entire back office.

The $68 Trillion Number, Decoded

OpenAssets and Chainlink are framing the partnership against a $68 trillion expected on-chain migration "in the next few years." That figure is generous, and worth unpacking. The hard numbers underneath are smaller and more useful:

  • $27.6 billion in current tokenized RWA TVL (April 2026), up roughly 4% even during a broader crypto drawdown.
  • $14 billion in tokenized U.S. Treasuries alone in Q1 2026, versus $380 million in Q1 2023 — a 36x expansion in three years.
  • $96.5 billion in cumulative Bitcoin spot ETF AUM and another $30 billion in Ethereum ETF AUM, demonstrating that institutional capital can absorb large on-chain-adjacent products quickly when packaging is right.
  • $2 trillion McKinsey base case for tokenized assets by 2030 (excluding stablecoins and tokenized deposits).

The $68 trillion headline mostly refers to addressable global asset pools — public equities, fixed income, real estate, private credit — that could eventually be tokenized. The relevant near-term TAM is the gap between today's $27.6B and the McKinsey 2030 base case: roughly $1.97 trillion of net new tokenized assets that need to be issued, distributed, and settled somewhere between now and 2030. That is the wedge OpenAssets and Chainlink are positioning for.

Why the Competition Just Got Squeezed

OpenAssets is far from the only company chasing institutional tokenization. The competitive map has four broad camps, and the Chainlink alliance puts pressure on each:

  • Securitize — SEC-registered transfer agent, broker-dealer, ATS, and fund administrator, plus EU DLT Pilot Regime authorization. Securitize wins on regulatory surface area but is vertically integrated, which means an issuer using Securitize is also picking Securitize's technology choices.
  • Ondo Finance — product-centric platform around Treasuries, USDY, and tokenized equities. Ondo acquired Oasis Pro's broker-dealer in 2025 to become a full-stack issuer. Ondo competes by going deep on a few asset classes; it does not compete to be the underlying platform for other issuers.
  • Centrifuge — asset-originator and DeFi-native credit infrastructure, strong in private credit and structured RWAs.
  • Backed Finance — crypto-native wrapper layer for tokenized public securities.

OpenAssets is the only one in this set explicitly positioning as a horizontal whitelabel platform for institutions that want to own their brand but not their stack. Pairing that with Chainlink — whose CCIP, CRE, DTA, and NAVLink layers were already adopted in some form by Securitize-served funds, by JPMorgan, by UBS — means OpenAssets effectively rents the same plumbing the integrated leaders rely on, while letting customers keep their own go-to-market.

There is also the concentration risk worth naming. The U.S. Treasury slice of the RWA market is the part that has actually scaled, and it is dangerously concentrated: BlackRock BUIDL, Ondo, Hashnote, and Franklin BENJI together account for roughly 80% of the tokenized Treasury market. The next 20% is where OpenAssets-powered launches will fight. Meanwhile, the $15 trillion agency MBS market, the $10 trillion corporate bond market, and most structured credit remain almost entirely untokenized — a vast greenfield where the platform-plus-Chainlink combination has its sharpest edge, because building that infrastructure asset-class by asset-class is exactly what no single issuer can afford to do alone.

What to Watch Next

A few signals will tell us whether the Chainlink "default backbone" thesis is holding:

  1. OpenAssets product launches in the next two quarters. Watch for a tokenized money-market fund, a tokenized private credit pool, or a tokenized equity sleeve issued by a non-Chainlink-native institution. The faster these ship, the more credible the "stack rented from Chainlink" model becomes.
  2. DTCC and Nasdaq integration milestones. The DTCC pilot authorization combined with Nasdaq's rule-change proposal points to regulated U.S. market infrastructure interoperating with tokenized securities by late 2026. Whichever tokenization platform plugs into DTCC first effectively becomes the on-ramp for U.S. broker-dealer distribution.
  3. Swift's tokenized-deposit go-live. Swift has moved from planning to construction on a blockchain-based shared ledger and is targeting live tokenized-deposit transactions by the end of 2026. Swift uses Chainlink already; if the Swift ledger ships on schedule, the cross-border tokenized cash leg of any settlement will be Chainlink-touched by default.
  4. Multi-chain BUIDL economics. BlackRock BUIDL is the bellwether. If unified liquidity across its eight chains continues to deepen — and if other megafunds follow BUIDL's multi-chain strategy rather than picking single chains — that validates the CCIP-as-fabric thesis underneath the OpenAssets deal.

The Bigger Picture

Tokenization in 2024 looked like a thousand experiments. Tokenization in 2026 is starting to look like consolidation around a small number of standards. The OpenAssets-Chainlink partnership is not the loudest announcement of the quarter, but it may be the most structurally important: it is the moment a leading horizontal issuance platform conceded that the institutional plumbing layer should be Chainlink's, and devoted itself to selling everything that sits on top of that plumbing.

For builders, the practical takeaway is the same as in any platform-consolidation cycle. The interesting product surface is moving up the stack — toward issuance UX, asset-class-specific compliance, distribution, and the orchestration of agents that will eventually trade these instruments programmatically. The plumbing is being decided. Build accordingly.

BlockEden.xyz operates enterprise-grade RPC and indexing infrastructure across the chains where institutional tokenization is actually happening — Ethereum, Sui, Aptos, Solana, and more. If you're building issuance tooling, distribution surfaces, or RWA-aware applications on top of standards like CCIP, explore our API marketplace for the connectivity layer your stack will lean on.

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Qwen Goes Onchain: How 0G × Alibaba Cloud Rewired the AI Stack for Autonomous Agents

· 10 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

For the first time in the short history of AI, a hyperscaler has handed the keys to its flagship large language model to a blockchain. On April 21, 2026, the 0G Foundation and Alibaba Cloud announced a partnership that makes Qwen — the world's most-downloaded open-source LLM family — directly callable by autonomous agents on-chain, with inference priced in tokens rather than API keys.

Read that again. No account signup. No credit card. No rate-limit form. An agent with a wallet can just call Qwen3.6 and pay per million tokens in $0G, the same way a contract calls a Uniswap pool. That single architectural change — treating foundation-model inference as a programmable resource instead of a SaaS product — may be the most consequential crypto-AI story of the year.

Gnosis and Zisk Launch the Ethereum Economic Zone: Can Real-Time ZK Proofs Unify 60+ Layer 2s Into One Economy?

· 8 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

Ethereum's Layer 2 networks now process twelve times more transactions than mainnet. They hold over $40 billion in locked assets. And yet, for all their success, they have created what may be Ethereum's most dangerous structural weakness: an archipelago of siloed economies where liquidity is fragmented, user experience is fractured, and the mainnet that secures everything captures less and less of the value flowing through its ecosystem.

On March 29, 2026, at EthCC in Cannes, a coalition led by Gnosis co-founder Friederike Ernst and zero-knowledge cryptographer Jordi Baylina unveiled a bold response: the Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ), a rollup framework co-funded by the Ethereum Foundation that aims to make dozens of independent L2s behave as a single, unified system — with synchronous composability, shared liquidity, and no bridges required.

NYSE Taps Securitize to Mint Blockchain-Native Stocks: The $50 Trillion Migration Begins

· 10 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

The New York Stock Exchange — the institution that has defined how the world trades equities since 1792 — just announced it will let securities be minted, traded, and settled on a blockchain. And the company it chose to build this infrastructure isn't a Wall Street incumbent. It's Securitize, a crypto-native firm backed by BlackRock that has already tokenized over $4 billion in assets for the likes of Apollo, KKR, and Hamilton Lane.

This isn't a pilot buried in a press release. It's a Memorandum of Understanding that names Securitize as the first digital transfer agent eligible to create blockchain-native versions of stocks, ETFs, and fixed income securities on NYSE's upcoming Digital Trading Platform.

The $50 trillion U.S. equity market just got a migration path.

GGslayer and BlockEden.xyz Partner to Bring Next-Level Gaming Experience to Sui

· 2 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

GGslayer, the largest Sui decentralized web3 gaming community, and BlockEden.xyz, a service infra for the developer’s next billion web3 customers, have announced a partnership that promises to revolutionize the web3 gaming experience.

GGslayer and BlockEden.xyz Partner to Bring Next-Level Gaming Experience to Sui

GGslayer is known for its one-stop game asset library, which aggregates game assets from multiple chains and ecologies to build a unified identity for players based on on-chain SBT. With the partnership, BlockEden.xyz will provide developers with all they need to create powerful applications quickly and scale faster, making it easier for GGslayer to aggregate the world's latest and best web3 games.

BlockEden.xyz has operated Aptos public full node since day 1 of its mainnet launch and serves managed RPC services to 500+ clients in the ecosystem with zero downtime. The company is now serving 14 blockchain RPCs or APIs.

The partnership between GGslayer and BlockEden.xyz matters because it will allow GGslayer to provide gamers with easy access to web3 games through MPC and TSS technology, helping web2 users enter into web3 securely and efficiently. GGslayer will also benefit from personalized intelligent recommendations based on on-chain behavior statistics and AI analysis.

GGslayer has already partnered with 300+ game partners and 70+ guilds, with business partners coming from Japan, Korea, Europe, India, Canada, Dubai, Australia, Thailand, and other countries. With the addition of BlockEden.xyz, GGslayer is poised to become the leading web3 gaming community, offering gamers the best gaming experience possible.

In conclusion, the partnership between GGslayer and BlockEden.xyz is a win-win for the Sui ecosystem. It will allow GGslayer to offer gamers a seamless and personalized gaming experience while also providing developers with the tools they need to create powerful applications quickly and scale faster.

BlockEden.xyz Launches Polygon and zkEVM to its API Suite

· 2 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

BlockEden.xyz is glad to announce the launch of Polygon and its zkEVM to its API suite. With this new addition, blockchain developers can now build on the fast and scalable Polygon network while taking advantage of the powerful zkEVM technology to streamline their development process.

BlockEden.xyz Launches Polygon and zkEVM to its API Suite

Blockchain developers often face challenges when it comes to building on different networks due to their varying technical requirements and limitations. This can lead to a time-consuming and frustrating development process.

With the launch of Polygon and its zkEVM to our API suite, blockchain developers can now build on the fast and scalable Polygon network while using our powerful zkEVM technology to simplify their development process. This combination allows developers to focus on their application logic while we handle the technical intricacies of the network.

Ready to start building on the fast and scalable Polygon network with the powerful zkEVM technology? Sign up for our API suite today and start building!

BlockEden.xyz and Aptools Partner to Strengthen the Aptos Developer Ecosystem

· 3 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

Aptos has been gaining traction over the past five months after the mainnet launch, and with its growth comes the need for more sophisticated tools and resources for developers. BlockEden.xyz and Aptools have recognized this need and have partnered to create a more robust blockchain developer ecosystem. In this blog post, we will introduce both companies and explain why our partnership matters.

BlockEden.xyz and Aptools Partner to Strengthen the Aptos Developer Ecosystem

BlockEden.xyz · Aptools Partnership
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BlockEden.xyz is a San Francisco-based software company that specializes in connecting web3 developers to blockchain nodes and networks. Its goal is to build an all-inclusive platform for web3 developers to make it easier for them to build decentralized applications. BlockEden.xyz has a team of experienced developers and blockchain experts who are committed to providing the best possible experience for its users.

Aptools, on the other hand, is an open-source project that provides developers with real-time data about the Aptos blockchain network. It is a valuable resource for developers who want to build decentralized applications on top of the Aptos blockchain. Aptools keeps track of the latest transactions for free and offers a user-friendly interface that developers can easily navigate.

The partnership between BlockEden.xyz and Aptools is significant because it brings together two companies that have complementary strengths. BlockEden.xyz's expertise in blockchain connectivity will enable developers to access real-time data from the Aptos blockchain network seamlessly. This integration will allow developers to build more efficient and effective decentralized applications.

Moreover, the partnership will help both companies expand their reach and establish a stronger presence in the Aptos community. Aptools has a large and active community of developers who are already using its platform. By collaborating with Aptools, BlockEden.xyz can tap into this community and introduce its services to a wider audience. On the other hand, Aptools can benefit from BlockEden.xyz's expertise in blockchain technology, which can help them improve their platform and offer more advanced features to their users.

In conclusion, the partnership between BlockEden.xyz and Aptools is a strategic move that will benefit both companies and the Aptos community. By leveraging each other's strengths, they can create a more robust ecosystem for web3 developers. The partnership will enable developers to access real-time data from the Aptos blockchain network seamlessly, which will help them build more efficient and effective decentralized applications. We can expect to see more collaborations like this in the future as companies recognize the value of partnerships in the Aptos blockchain space.

BlockEden.xyz teams up with IoTeX to simplify decentralized IoT application development

· 5 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

IoTeX has been heralded as a revolutionary force in the blockchain-for-IoT world, with countless developers striving to capitalize on its potential. BlockEden.xyz is now teaming up with IoTeX to deliver secure, trusted, and interoperable services that will power smart devices to connect to smart contracts. This collaboration marks a new era for developers to develop IoT DApp with an approachable SaaS and unlock new opportunities with fewer costs and reduced IT burden.

BlockEden.xyz teams up with IoTeX to simplify decentralized IoT Application

What is IoTeX?

IoTeX is an open-source platform founded in 2017 with a vision of blockchain for the Internet of Trusted Things. The platform enables various machines and people to interact securely and trustingly with each other. In doing so, IoTeX ensures that everyday people and businesses own their devices and the data/value they generate from them. By connecting physical and digital worlds, IoTeX aims to democratize access to machine-backed DApps, assets, and services while delivering value to users and fueling the new machine economy.

What is BlockEden.xyz?

BlockEden.xyz is a service infra for the developer’s next billion web3 customers. It strives to provide developers with all they need to create powerful applications quickly and scale faster. We have operated Aptos public full node since day 1 of its mainnet launch. We serve managed RPC services to 400+ clients (Scalp Empire NFT Analytics, HoustonSwap, Solaland NFT Toolkit, Fewcha Wallet, etc.) in the ecosystem with zero downtime. We are on our way to becoming a validator for Aptos, Sui, Shentu, and EthStorage.

As a result of this collaboration, developers using BlockEden.xyz will now have access to IoTeX’s cutting-edge technology stack. They can now start to build on IoTeX in 10s, instead of spending 20 hours to start, and countless hours to maintain their own servers!

What does this mean for developers?

This partnership will enable developers across different industries, such as finance, insurance, supply chain management, healthcare, etc., who are looking for a reliable partner in their journey towards building robust DApps — whether on IoTeX, Ethereum, Aptos, or Sui.

More specifically, BlockEden.xyz will collaborate IoTeX to offer developers with the following services:

  • IoTeX node RPC. The commercial RPC endpoint will provide developers with instant access to the IoTeX blockchain, so they are free from the hassle of running their own nodes.
  • IoTeX validator. BlockEden.xyz will become a validator and active contributor to the IoTeX ecosystem and bring the best technology we can source in the SaaS world to the IoT developers.
  • Accept payment with IoTeX and BlockEden.xyz checkout. We will add the coin IOTX to our payment stack, so developers can build a beautiful checkout page with one line of code to accept IOTX automatically.
  • Managed w3bstream studio with multi-tenant support. We will work with MachineFi team to develop a managed solution alternative to the self-hosted decentralized network of gateways, which will shorten the path for developers to connect their devices to the blockchains.
  • Managed IoTeX Analyser API. IoTeX can offload some of its services to the community. For example, the IoTeX Analyser API: We will maintain it with SLA and integrate it into our BlockEden.xyz Analytics Suite and build a dashboard similar to our Aptos one.

With this exciting collaboration, there are great things ahead for IoT DApp development. Developers can now easily build powerful & secure decentralized apps using cutting-edge technologies from IoTeX and the out-of-box APIs and SaaS from BlockEden.xyz.

FAQ

Is the partnership hurting the decentralization of IoTeX because BlockEden.xyz is a managed service vendor?

We are a professional SaaS vendor. There has to be a place to host servers and register their locations - like your website also needs servers or DNS. If it is not your own data center, you must work with a cloud vendor. We have worked in the cloud and SaaS Fintech industries for many years and will get more compliance when our business grows to a specific size.

If the managed service does not work for you, we also serve on-premise deployment. If you want the software to run on your own servers (on-premise deployment), you can hire us ($599/hour) to help you.

We are not the customer’s only choice and have no motivation to do evil. We offer the customer an option - a simplified and efficient development experience so that developers to experience IoTeX’s magic as soon as possible.

How do both companies profit from the partnership?

BlockEden.xyz offers developers pay-as-you-go and subscription-based payment plans to cover server costs. If we can profit from the staking business, we will lower the fee or charge no fee for the developers to access IoTeX.

IoTeX could refer potential customers to try us for free, or enterprise customers for a worry-free managed service. We will rebate the SaaS subscription in a certain percentage to IoTeX. IoTeX ecosystem will acquire developers that are more comfortable with cloud services through BlockEden.xyz.

How to stay in the loop?

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Source Link: https://blockeden.xyz/blog/2023/01/27/blockeden-xyz-teams-up-with-iotex-to-simplify-decentralized-iot-application-development/

BlockEden.xyz and Vital Block partner up to create a safer blockchain space

· 3 min read
Dora Noda
Software Engineer

BlockEden.xyz and Vital Block are now announcing our partnership to create a more secure blockchain space for all users. We have come together to provide comprehensive security assessments for blockchain and smart contract projects, as well as DApp building tools for Aptos and Sui blockchains. This is great news for those developers in the DeFi and Web3 space - read on to learn more!

BlockEden.xyz and Vital Block partner up to create a safer blockchain space

Vital Block's Security Assessments

Vital Block is a company that specializes in providing comprehensive security assessments for blockchain and smart contract projects. They are experts of security in the DeFi and Web3 space and are committed to making it a safer place for all participants.

The team at Vital Block understands that the creation of tokens and smart contracts requires technical security checks at every stage of development. Unfortunately, many developers deploy smart contracts without conducting proper vulnerability assessments, which can leave investors at risk of being scammed.

To address this problem, Vital Block offers a comprehensive audit service that includes an audit security protocol. This protocol is designed to identify specific vulnerabilities in the code, through a combination of manual and automated testing.

Once the vulnerabilities have been identified, the team at Vital Block works closely with the developers to ensure that all identified issues are fixed before a final report is issued. This allows projects to proceed with the confidence that their code is secure and free from potential vulnerabilities.

Overall, Vital Block offers a valuable service for any blockchain or smart contract project looking to ensure the security and integrity of the code. With their help, projects can move forward with the confidence that their code is secure and that their investors are protected.

BlockEden.xyz’s Suite of APIs

BlockEden.xyz provides a suite of APIs that make it easy to build DApps for Aptos and Sui blockchains. Our APIs allow developers to create DApps quickly without having to worry about scalability issues, meaning that even small projects can be built quickly and easily with our tools. With the help of our suite of APIs, developers are able to get their projects up and running faster than ever before – empowering them to focus on creating innovative solutions in this rapidly growing industry.

In addition to chain RPC, we also provide Indexer GraphQL API and data analytics with high reliability. Sign up today for free and pay with crypto to upgrade: https://blockeden.xyz/auth/sign-up/

The partnership between BlockEden.xyz and Vital Block will help make the DeFi and Web3 spaces safer for everyone involved – by providing comprehensive security assessments as well as efficient DApp building tools, these two companies are working together to ensure that blockchain technology runs securely while also enabling developers to innovate quickly. If you're interested in getting involved with either company's services then be sure to check out these websites today!