Arbitrum Dedicated Node

Arbitrum is the largest second-layer scalability platform for Ethereum (ETH) blockchain. Arbitrum controls over 50% of total value locked (TVL) of all Ethereum L2s combined. Just like its main competitor Optimism, Arbitrum leverages Optimistic Rollups technology.

That said, Arbitrum infrastructure - including Arbitrum dedicated nodes - is used to reduce the transactional pressure on Ethereum’s mainnet. Arbitrum ‘rolls up’ the data about blockchain transactions and verifies it on Ethereum (ETH).

Arbitrum nodes allow to save on computational resources of Ethereum mainnet: it reduces transactional latency and fees by 90%.

Arbitrum nodes leverage a unique virtual machine - dubbed Arbitrum Virtual Machine or AVM. It is fully compatible with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), therefore, every Ethereum dApp can be deployed to Arbitrum dedicated nodes.

Arbitrum nodes unlock the opportunities for faster and more resource-effective DeFi, GameFi, Play-to-Earn and NFT experiences. Once switched from Ethereum to Arbitrum dedicated nodes, every dApp can dramatically reduce transaction costs for its end users.

At the same time, Arbitrum dedicated nodes retain the functionality, performance, and security of Ethereum’s L1 without any compromises in scalability.

Arbitrum dedicated nodes service is a premium-level offering by GetBlock; they are designed to allow the teams of Ethereum-based dApps to migrate to novel technical basis in order to reduce dependency on Ethereum L1.

Thus, Arbitrum dedicated nodes can make every DeFi and NFT experience cheaper and faster: its infrastructure is tailored for scalable and high-performance dApps.

Also, Arbitrum dedicated nodes are elements of battle-tested infrastructure as Arbitrum is among the oldest L2 platforms for Ethereum.

In total, Arbitrum controls $2,06 bln of $4 bln locked on all Ethereum’s L2s. By Q3, 2022, a number of Ethereum’s heavyweights have either deployed their infrastructure to Arbitrum or are considering doing so.

Aave, Balancer, Curve, Uniswap, SushiSwap, Yearn. Finance has already launched on Arbitrum. That said, its infrastructure - including Arbitrum dedicated nodes - gained traction amidst DeFi developers.