Building out Web3 infrastructure with BTC, ETH, and TRON Blockchain Node
While developers building web3 applications can choose to run their own nodes, this can be time-consuming and expensive, and requires ongoing management.
Upgrading nodes to the latest version and ensuring state consistency distracts from building the web3 product. So choosing a blockchain node provider will help reduce maintenance costs and improve reliability.
Developers should consider factors such as security services, experience and price before choosing a node service provider. Ensure that the data services provided are user-friendly and cost-effective. As a blockchain node service provider, Tokenview has the following advantages:
1）With 120+ public chain node maintenance experience, to ensure real-time synchronization, stability, high performance of nodes;
2）Provide the same naming as the interface of the public chain rpc node, which is easy to use and requires no conversion;
3）Provide btc, eth, trx nodes, one apikey universal all nodes, simplify multi-chain development;
4）Node data is rich, including real-time data, basic transaction data, historical log data;
5）Nodes are querying on-chain data, deploying smart contracts, making contract calls, staking.
As a blockchain node service provider, Tokenview allows any developer to easily access BTC, ETH and TRON blockchain nodes.
ETH
Tokenview node service helps developers deploy smart contracts or dApps on the Ethereum blockchain to meet users’ high-performance processing requests.By calling the APIKey, users can obtain all transaction data, balance, gas fee on the ETH in real time, and make contract calls in real time to fulfill dApp application requirements.
Here is an example of an RPC request to get the Ethereum address balance:
TRON
If you want to start encryption projects on the TRON network, you can access all the data you need on the network through the TRON nodes provided by Tokenview.
By calling the APIKey to connect to the node, you can get all the data on Tron, including wallet addresses, transaction data, balances, TRC10 tokens, smart contracts, DEX Exchange, and Pending Pool.
Here is an example of a request to get the TRON address balance:
BTC
Tokenview Bitcoin Node service ensures secure and reliable access to the Bitcoin blockchain. Bitcoin nodes can be used to create explorers, wallets, transaction bots, and more.
In addition to the popularity of the BRC20 token and Ordinals protocol, Tokenview added the BTC Ordinals API. You can get BTC Ordinals data through the REST API, including Inscription details, Inscription transactions, a list of Inscription owned by an account, and so on.
Here is an example of an RPC request to get a BTC Pending Pool:
Here’s how to return inscription details, based on txid:
Tokenview node service is a globally distributed node dedicated to creating a global web3 ecosystem. We look forward to providing developers and enterprises with reliable, easy-to-use blockchain node services so they can focus their time on innovating and expanding their Web3 applications.
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