There have long been concerns that Web3 is not as decentralized as proponents claim, as much of the underlying blockchain's server (node) infrastructure is managed by centralized enterprises and data centers. This key issue of Ankr 2.0 is addressed in terms of the new decentralized network service - the protocol allows individual node operators to connect developers and dApps to the blockchain and earn rewards for doing so.
Ankr2.0 is Web3. Disperse the lack of connection once and for all. Whether it's speed, stability, or decentralization, allowing blockchains to work with multiple infrastructure providers on a single network has long been a dream. With the Ankr network, anything is possible. Greg Gopman, Ankr's top marketing officer, said that for the industry, completing the infrastructure that can be adopted on a large scale in the next few years is a big step forward.
With Ankr transforming its centralized infrastructure business into a decentralized protocol and the new protocol, Ankr, the network has been established for more than a year, establishing the first cooperative node infrastructure protocol for the field. The fully decentralized Ankr network adds the following upgrades for all stakeholders:
Individual node providers operate full nodes
Individual node providers are able to provide traffic on the Internet on Ankr and earn rewards. Organizations that run full nodes for their own projects can also connect to the Ankr network to get rewarded when their projects are not using them. Individual nodes add to Ankr's current global network to serve all blockchain request methods, including simplified and streamlined APIs for advanced statistics.
Developers connect to the decentralized RPC layer
Since individual node providers are supported by AnkrNetwork it means that developers, dApps, wallets and all other projects using this service now have a decentralized method to connect to the blockchain. When all these participants make requests to the blockchain (about 7.2 billion times per day), these revenues are distributed to the node provider and stakeholder community to help maintain the full node.
ANKR's more practical token and the first full-node staking case
On the new decentralized Ankr network, the ANKR currency plays a central role in all operations:
Browse developer ANKR chain data (RPC request) to pay
Solo Node Providers Serving Blockchain Provisions Earn Profitable ANKR
Donate ANKR to nodes to maintain the network and share rewards
Anyone can stake a full node in the Ankr network, and all its RPCs provide rewards. Based on the establishment of a decentralized infrastructure market and economy, AnkrNetwork will expand to accommodate the growing web demand and enable more stakeholders to benefit from its growth.
AnkrDAO democratizes service
AnkrNetwork will begin to bridge operations to the new DAO consensus-based decision-making framework. Initially, AnkrDAO will democratize the decision-making process in three core industries:
The decision to allocate assets from the Ankr treasury to encourage growth and reward the protocol.
Determine pricing and revenue distribution for various systems involved in the protocol, such as node providers and staking.
Choose from Ankr's industry-leading RPC and what blockchains to add to the service.
About Anker
Ankr has built the largest global node network for the industry, laying the foundation for the future of Web3. Currently, it serves about 250 billion blockchain requests per month for 50 different chains, and operates RPC services for 17 blockchain partners, making it the largest service RPC provider in the field. Ankr also brings a set of tools that allow dApp developers to quickly and easily build developer Web3 applications.
