What is a Bitgert node?

A Bitgert node is a computer or device with a specific client software that participates in the network by maintaining a copy of the blockchain and relaying transactions and blocks to other nodes. It helps secure the network and enables users to interact with the protocol. All nodes on this ecosystem and interact with each other in a peer-to-peer manner.

How to run a Bitgert node?

To run a Bitgert node, you need to download and install the client software on your computer or device. Once installed, you can configure the node by specifying connection settings, such as peers to connect to, and start the node. It will then synchronize with the network and begin participating in the network. Running a blockchain node requires sophisticated skills and cutting-edge hardware technologies.

What is a Bitgert full node?

A Bitgert full node is a type of a blockchain node that stores and validates the entire blockchain history. It maintains a complete copy of the blockchain and independently verifies every transaction and block. Full nodes provide the highest level of security and decentralization in the network. Typically, they are required for building high-performance low-latency dApps.

Bitgert RPC (Remote Procedure Call) is a protocol that allows communication between different software components or applications. In the context of blockchain, RPC is used to interact with a node programmatically. It provides a set of commands and functions that can be called to retrieve information from the node, send transactions, or perform other operations. With blockchain RPCs, there’s no need to activate and deploy blockchain nodes manually.

How does the Bitgert API work?

The Bitgert API exposes a set of endpoints that allow developers to interact with the protocol node over the internet. By making JSON RPC or WebSockets (WS) requests to these endpoints, developers can retrieve blockchain data, submit transactions, and perform various operations programmatically. The API provides a convenient way to integrate blockchain functionality into external applications and services.

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Bitgert Nodes FAQ

What is a Bitgert node?
A Bitgert node is a computer or device with a specific client software that participates in the network by maintaining a copy of the blockchain and relaying transactions and blocks to other nodes. It helps secure the network and enables users to interact with the protocol. All nodes on this ecosystem and interact with each other in a peer-to-peer manner.
How to run a Bitgert node?
To run a Bitgert node, you need to download and install the client software on your computer or device. Once installed, you can configure the node by specifying connection settings, such as peers to connect to, and start the node. It will then synchronize with the network and begin participating in the network. Running a blockchain node requires sophisticated skills and cutting-edge hardware technologies.
What is a Bitgert full node?
A Bitgert full node is a type of a blockchain node that stores and validates the entire blockchain history. It maintains a complete copy of the blockchain and independently verifies every transaction and block. Full nodes provide the highest level of security and decentralization in the network. Typically, they are required for building high-performance low-latency dApps.
What is Bitgert RPC?
Bitgert RPC (Remote Procedure Call) is a protocol that allows communication between different software components or applications. In the context of blockchain, RPC is used to interact with a node programmatically. It provides a set of commands and functions that can be called to retrieve information from the node, send transactions, or perform other operations. With blockchain RPCs, there’s no need to activate and deploy blockchain nodes manually.
How does the Bitgert API work?
The Bitgert API exposes a set of endpoints that allow developers to interact with the protocol node over the internet. By making JSON RPC or WebSockets (WS) requests to these endpoints, developers can retrieve blockchain data, submit transactions, and perform various operations programmatically. The API provides a convenient way to integrate blockchain functionality into external applications and services.

Bitgert: Why should you choose it?

Bitgert is a novel programmable blockchain that launched in mainnet in 2022. Initially, it started operating as a decentralized application (dApp) on BNB Smart Chain (then-Binance Smart Chain).

BRISE RPC APIs are suitable for on-boarding all types of decentralized applications including DeFi protocols, DEXes, on-chain wallets, GameFis, NFT marketplaces, and Play-to-Earn platforms.
The network supports smart contracts written in Solidity. Also, it is fully EVM-compatible and is therefore attractive for the teams of dApps interested in migrating from Ethereum and Polygon. The team is particularly active in community management and ecosystem incubation in 2022-2023.
Combination of cross-chain compatibility and PoA consensus enabled the network to reach 100,000 TPS throughput. To support its PoA, cryptocurrency enthusiasts can stake BRISE assets. Previously, the blockchain used BRISE as its name.
The network leverages Proof-of-Authority Consensus (PoA) which is more cost-efficient and resource-optimized than Proof-of-Work (PoW) and Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchains of previous generations.

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