Blockchain Node Infrastructure Guide
Welcome to our comprehensive guide for running blockchain nodes across multiple networks. This documentation covers setup, configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting for various blockchain protocols.
Supported Networks
Layer 1 Networks
Celestia
Privacy-focused modular blockchain designed for scalable data availability.
- Node Types: Bridge Node, Validator Node, Light Node
- Use Cases: Data availability, modular blockchain architecture
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Planq
High-performance blockchain focused on DeFi and enterprise applications.
- Node Types: Validator, Full Node, Archive Node
- Use Cases: DeFi protocols, enterprise blockchain solutions
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Nibiru
Developer-friendly blockchain for DeFi and smart contract applications.
- Node Types: Validator, Full Node, RPC Node
- Use Cases: DeFi protocols, smart contracts, Web3 applications
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Stader
Liquid staking protocol supporting multiple blockchain networks.
- Node Types: Validator, Operator Node
- Use Cases: Liquid staking, validator services
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Layer 2 Networks
Aztec
Privacy-focused Layer 2 solution with zero-knowledge proof technology.
- Node Types: Sequencer, Prover, Bridge Node
- Use Cases: Private transactions, zk-rollups, privacy applications
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Taiko
Ethereum-equivalent ZK-rollup focused on decentralization and security.
- Node Types: Proposer, Prover, Full Node
- Use Cases: Ethereum scaling, zk-rollups, dApp deployment
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Data Networks
Covalent
Unified API for blockchain data across multiple networks.
- Node Types: Block Specimen Producer, Refiner Operator
- Use Cases: Blockchain data indexing, API services, analytics
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AI/ML Networks
Gensyn
Peer-to-peer reinforcement learning system for distributed AI model training.
- Node Types: Training Node (CPU/GPU)
- Use Cases: Distributed AI training, machine learning, computational rewards
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Quick Start Guide
1. Choose Your Network
Select the blockchain network that best fits your use case and requirements.
2. Check Requirements
Review hardware requirements, network specifications, and prerequisites for your chosen network.
3. Install & Configure
Follow the step-by-step installation guides for your selected node type.
4. Monitor & Maintain
Use our monitoring guides to ensure optimal node performance and uptime.
Common Node Operations
| Operation | Description | Supported Networks |
|---|---|---|
| Validation | Participate in consensus and earn rewards | Celestia, Planq, Nibiru, Stader |
| Data Availability | Provide data availability services | Celestia, Covalent |
| Zero-Knowledge Proving | Generate zk-proofs for privacy and scaling | Aztec, Taiko |
| Bridge Operations | Facilitate cross-chain asset transfers | Celestia, Aztec |
| AI Training | Contribute computational power for distributed AI model training | Gensyn |
| RPC Services | Provide blockchain data access via APIs | All Blockchain Networks |
Getting Started
New to running blockchain nodes? Start here:
- Hardware Requirements - Understand minimum and recommended specifications
- Network Selection - Choose the right network for your needs
- Security Best Practices - Secure your node infrastructure
- Monitoring Setup - Monitor node health and performance
Need Help?
- 📚 Documentation: Browse network-specific guides
- 💬 Community: Join Discord servers for each network
- 🐛 Issues: Report problems on GitHub repositories
- 📧 Support: Contact network teams directly
This documentation is maintained by the community and regularly updated to reflect the latest Networks changes and best practices.